Road America

One of the most poetic things to behold is a race car doing it's job.
It gets even better when the cars are competing in the Generac 500
American Le Mans Series (ALMS). Car after car zooms past you at
beautiful speed for a full 4 hours at the amazing Road America track
at Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.

It was a beautiful experience to say the least. Also, the two Audi
diesel cars won 1st and 2nd, which made my day even better - I just
love diesel.

If you ever have a chance to go to a racetrack to witness a race,
never miss the opportunity. The sights, the sounds and the smells
harmonically blend together to uplift your senses and get your
adrenalin pumping by just being there. You feel your heart pounding
faster as each car rushes past you. Racing is one sport where even if
you have a favorite team, you will always root for every car on track.

Transportation

Transportation between Milwaukee and Wisconsin Dells. The one on the right is mine.

Taken during a recent camping trip.

Lake Delton

This is a picture of the recently drained Lake Delton. During some intense rain a little while back, the dam reining this lake back failed, draining the entire lake and causing flood damage along the way.

This sign used to inform patrons of their restrictions while using this boat launch, which now sits 3 meters above the water level.

Taken during a recent camping trip to Wisconsin Dells.

Wisconsin Dells

This picture is of a tent lit up by a lantern inside it. While the night is completely devoid of color, this colorful object seems to fill the void.

Taken during a recent camping trip to Wisconsin Dells.

Milwaukee

Travel takes you places, but always starts at home. Milwaukee is sort
of like a home to me these days, since most of my travels originate
from here.

This picture is of an engraved tile embedded in the sidewalk. The tile
looks like a relief feature of a child's painting. A city that
appreciates children this way may not be such a bad place after all!

First Post

Through this blog, I am going to attempt to log my travel accounts as much as possible. I am known to fall asleep for long periods of time during which the internet becomes just another thing that I live without. During the small bursts of internet activity, I will try to keep this thing updated. Also, I intend this to be an email only blog for the moment - as in, I only add posts via email, and all comments will be redirected to my inbox. There are bound to be mistakes and typos, but thats part of the fun.