And the spotsville military park, he is now working as an interpreter in military programs at the colonialsburg foundation. He lives in williamsburg with his wife johanna, and please welcome we join me in welcoming ryan quint. Well, thank you. How is everyone doing . Yeah. Everybody excited to be here . Yeah. Good. It would not be a great answer if you said no, because we are five minutes into the program. Awesome to see you and great to see some not so familiar faces. I was so excited when the program was announced with the forgotten battles of the civil war. And so my book was in 2017 and then the question was whats next . At the time i worked at the s s slosingberg park. And so when you look into some of the battles the smaller they are, the easier they are to be forgott forgotten, and i then found dranesville that i have been working on and hope the make a book out of it. So, polling the audience. Has anyone heard of the battle of dranesville . Okay. Second question, do you know wh
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Start the New Year with a hike at one of these spots in southeastern Wisconsin Chelsey Lewis, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
For 10 years, America’s State Parks has encouraged people to get outside for a walk on Jan. 1, which they’ve dubbed First Day Hikes.
Last year, 85,000 people hiked a collective 176,366 miles across the country.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and other organizations like the Ice Age Trail Alliance have traditionally hosted guided First Day Hikes at parks and trails around the state, but the COVID-19 pandemic has led to many of those organized hikes being canceled this year.
Make sure you check trail conditions on the DNR website (