We are camped in Kewaunee, Wisconsin for an admittedly quick tour of Door County. This area is listed as one of the scenic byways of America and is part of the Wisconsin Dairy land. Door County is located in the northern part of the thumb of Wisconsin located between Green Bay and Lake Michigan.
We spent a good part of our time in Sturgeon Bay, which has a long maritime history and currently has a major shipyard in town. This yard builds and repairs the very large bulk freighters that ply the waters of the Great Lakes. In one of my former work lives, I worked for one of these Steam Ship Companies which has since closed its doors. The shipyard has the ability to build and repair ships over 1000 feet in length.
Sturgeon Bay now has a very good Maritime Museum that traces the nautical history of the region. We enjoyed the exhibits, historic photos, model ships, simulators, and especially the tour of a historic tug.
After over five years of full timing in our 06 Itasca Meridian, we have bought a home and traded the Meridian for a 2012 Winnebago View for our anytime travel adventures.
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