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on Friday, August 6th, Amanda said
I think I've done enough yard work over the summer, thanks. :)
on Friday, August 6th, Dawne said
ummm....uhhh...you know what? I think I lost my clippers. Too bad. We'll have to pass on that garden tour, right Amanda? ;)
on Thursday, August 5th, donna said
i hear that patti offered some tourism advice, like going to allenton's big parade and then you get to eat afterwards! soooooooo many choices, what's a girl to do? by the way, there are new rules at that fabulous garden in northern wisc. the last tour group, which consisted of that cranky old lady and two of her daughters, had to each bring clippers with them. as they toured the garden, they had to deadhead the spent flowers. as the tour group was "clipping" along, there was a loud moan heard all over northern wisc. it is still a mystery.
on Thursday, August 5th, Amanda said
True, I'm already melting in heat, some rain would help right now. :p
on Thursday, August 5th, donna said
come on you guys! think adventurous! believe me, you don't have to worry about "melting" in the rain!!!!!
on Thursday, August 5th, Dad said
The domes in Milwaukee is also a pretty good place to go. It is all inside so you don't get rained on. lol
on Wednesday, August 4th, Dawne said
LOL!!!
I don't know Amanda, sounds like a hopping place to go see! Actually, I think that it's the garden I heard Grandma complaining about. They make tourists walk thru in the pouring rain. Maybe we should skip that one...
on Wednesday, August 4th, donna said
i hear of this garden in northern wisc. that is just fabulous! they have real live bunnies running thru and knawing on all kinds of perennials. it doesn't seem to matter what color the flowers are. it is rumored that they also have cute adorable skeeters (as some so lovingly call them) that they love to just come and sit on you just to be close. doesn't seem to matter what part of the body either. the peak season for this charming garden is june and july. by aug. the flowers are pretty naked without any leaves and flowers left from those cute little bunnies. there has only been one complaint reported from a tourist . actually an eighty some year old lady, who wanted her money back from the tour 'cause it was pouring rain all the while she was on her tour. (cranky old thing) so if you ever find yourself in northern wis., just ask around. i'm sure someone will beable to help you find this one of a kind, garden of all gardens. ( how many can there be with just stubs for flowers!)
on Wednesday, August 4th, Dawne said
oh yeah, well I guess we'll just have to travel with a can of insect repellent to be on the safe side. :)
on Wednesday, August 4th, Amanda said
Though it does seem to be in those skeeter-infested woods you we talking about. :p
on Wednesday, August 4th, Amanda said
Looks interesting. Can give it a go look-see.
on Wednesday, August 4th, Dawne said
I thought of something. I would like to see the James Tellen Sculpture Garden. Thoughts?
on Wednesday, August 4th, Amanda said
I'm already covered in skeeter bites, just from PT in the mornings (apparently thats the only time cool enough for them).
on Wednesday, August 4th, Dawne said
Yaaaay! Can't wait to see you. All those places look pretty interesting. As long as you don't plan any big hikes thru the woods, you should be fine. The skeeters are about big as horses! and another hatching expected.
