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DW host Andrea Boehlke embarks on a wooded adventure through Wisconsin’s Northwoods (and beyond), where treasured logging history is rooted, sustainability is practiced, and an off-roading adventure is just beginning.

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Buckle up as Andrea hits the trails and travels back in time to Camp Five Logging Museum in Laona. Andrea then ventures south to Madison, home to Forest Products Laboratory. Here, Andrea dives into the world of forestry science, learning the uses and anatomies of trees, to name a few. From there, Andrea sets out to discover the more practical uses of wood, such as building tiny homes and places like Boulder Ridge Treehouse in Bayfield. From Boulder Ridge to barrels of whiskey in Cambridge, Andrea is off to Dancing Goat Distillery to get word on the flavorful combination of whiskey and wood. More awaits in Medford, where Bear Butt Carvings spark Andrea’s creativity (and foodie cravings). After a barbeque stop at Smokey Woods, she is ready to head back north to see the Ruffed Grouse Society and visit the inspiring Trees for Tomorrow.

As the nation’s longest-running travel & tourism TV series, award-winning Discover Wisconsin highlights destinations, adventures, and local initiatives that bring our communities together across America's Dairyland.
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Discover Wisconsin host Lindsey Hayes embarks on a delicious discovery of Wisconsin’s iconic supper clubs, stopping by two of the best in the state–Ishnala and The Del-Bar.

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Each of these supper clubs provides a unique fine dining experience and is rooted in family tradition. Take a seat at the table and hear it all, from rich beginnings to secret recipes. We begin at Ishnala, located on the shores of Mirror Lake, where visitors can experience the unique blend of nature and fine dining. Aside from the delicious dishes, there are scenic walking trails, beach areas, historic architecture, live music scenes, and several bars to discover on site. For 71 years and counting, visitors continue to come back for more, only adding to the long-lasting history–remnants of which can be found in the dining room today. Later on, Lindsey follows her senses to another treasured supper club–The Del-Bar. Here, Lindsey experiences an all-new level of fine dining, while learning about the rich history. Honoring 81 years of business, The Del-Bar spans across generations, keeping much intact, including Nonnie’s homemade recipes. Getting a taste of true Del-Bar magic, Lindsey discovers the community connection, passionate long-time employees, and Del-Bar’s use of locally sourced ingredients.

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Introduction: 00:00:00 - 00:01:08
Ishnala Supper Club: 00:01:09 - 00:10:04
The Del-Bar: 00:10:05 - 00:19:00

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In this special episode of Discover Wisconsin, immerse yourself into an experiential place like no other–the War Memorial Center. This living memorial, sitting on the shore of Lake Michigan, is a place where heroes are honored, history is taught, warriors are healed, events are celebrated, and memories are made.

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Originally established on October 14, 1944 by women’s leadership organizations, the surrounding Wisconsin community wanted to create a memorial, a reminder of the sacrifice for freedom for those who served in World War II. Even though it has evolved with time, the War Memorial Center continues to symbolize the sacrifices made and battles fought by brave veterans through its design and mission.

The War Memorial Center, by design, is unique and unlike any other, designed by veteran and architect Erro Saarinen. Each of the building’s element, from its physical features to its orientation, carry significance, resembling moments from battle and reflecting places to ponder.

It’s mission–to honor the dead and serve the living–solidifies this profound symbolism. Within the building, instrumental veteran organizations and auxiliary programs operate to help the living and serve fellow brothers and sisters.

Hear the heartfelt stories of veterans Julian Plaster and Nick Gomez, and his family’s generational history of serving our nation. Pairing their brave sacrifice with resilience efforts by living and breathing organizations within the building, the War Memorial Center is unmatched; it’s a place to reflect upon our freedoms and a place to learn.

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Join host Eric Paulsen, as he uncovers the endless experiences by rail, river, and road–the Great River Road–from fascinating museums and sensational flavors to serene outlooks and interpretive centers.

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Starting on the rails to hopping on the road, Eric takes the scenic route to the Dahl Auto Museum. From La Crosse to Prescott, Eric continues his tour of the all-American road, stopping by Freedom Park and the Great River Road Visitor Center.

As Eric makes his way through the scenic small-town communities, he discovers more history and hidden gems, from the breathtaking Maiden Rock Bluff to a legendary pie shop–Stockholm Pie & General Store.
The flavors continue to flow in Pepin at Villa Bellezza, where Eric tastes true Wisconsin wines. Next, he sets out for a cheese fix at Nelson Cheese factory and eventually finds his way to The Monarch Public House–in Fountain City.

On the outskirts of town, in Kinstone, he heads to a rock sanctuary to watch the sunset and reflect on his journey so far on the Great River Road.
While Eric rests and reflects in Kinstone, he’s ready to hop back on the road to learn more at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge and try a few family traditions–Trempealeau’s Elmaro Vineyard and Sullivan’s Supper Club.

Later, Eric sets out to learn all things fishing and wildlife in Genoa at Captain Hooks Bait & Tackle and Genoa National Fish Hatchery.
The historic adventure continues in Prairie du Chien, exploring downtown and Villa Louis. Just down the road, another historic gem awaits–Stonefield–where Eric is transported back in time.

Celebrating the past in the present day, Eric makes one last stop at Potosi Brewing Company and Potosi Great River Road Interpretive Center.

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DW host Andrea Boehlke embarks on a wooded adventure through Wisconsin’s Northwoods (and beyond), where treasured logging history is rooted, sustainability is practiced, and an off-roading adventure is just beginning.

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Season 35 Playlist - https://bit.ly/3HIFAYs
Original Shorts Playlist - https://bit.ly/3Drytkv
Uniquely Wisconsin Playlist - https://bit.ly/3HRKnXP
Meet Our Hosts Playlist - https://bit.ly/3XUp4u3

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Buckle up as Andrea hits the trails and travels back in time to Camp Five Logging Museum in Laona. Andrea then ventures south to Madison, home to Forest Products Laboratory. Here, Andrea dives into the world of forestry science, learning the uses and anatomies of trees, to name a few. From there, Andrea sets out to discover the more practical uses of wood, such as building tiny homes and places like Boulder Ridge Treehouse in Bayfield. From Boulder Ridge to barrels of whiskey in Cambridge, Andrea is off to Dancing Goat Distillery to get word on the flavorful combination of whiskey and wood. More awaits in Medford, where Bear Butt Carvings spark Andrea’s creativity (and foodie cravings). After a barbeque stop at Smokey Woods, she is ready to head back north to see the Ruffed Grouse Society and visit the inspiring Trees for Tomorrow.

As the nation’s longest-running travel & tourism TV series, award-winning Discover Wisconsin highlights destinations, adventures, and local initiatives that bring our communities together across America's Dairyland.
#discoverwisconsin #timber #forests #wisconsinforest #conservation #bourbon #tinyhome

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