Picnic at Governor Dodge State Park
We (I and my tennis/softball biddies) went to a picnic at Governor Dodge State Park, Dodgeville, WI on Memorial Day (Monday, May 30, 2005). Forty eight miles west of Madison, Governor Dodge is one of the state's largest state parks, with 5,270 scenic acres of steep hills, bluffs, and deep valleys plus two lakes and a waterfall. There are lots things to do and to see in the park.
We arrived at the beach, the north of Cox Hollow Lake Dam, around noon. We were all there but Arthur's car was missing. Cell phones did not work well in this situation. We had to find them because they carried meat for our sandwiches! Everyone was so starving that chips were the most popular thingy at this great moment.
In this nice sunny day, we spread out and tried activities such as boating, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. I greatly enjoyed in this natural environment and in interacting with those folks.
map: based on which from Department of Natural Resources, Wiconsin
photo: Lisen
We arrived at the beach, the north of Cox Hollow Lake Dam, around noon. We were all there but Arthur's car was missing. Cell phones did not work well in this situation. We had to find them because they carried meat for our sandwiches! Everyone was so starving that chips were the most popular thingy at this great moment.
In this nice sunny day, we spread out and tried activities such as boating, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. I greatly enjoyed in this natural environment and in interacting with those folks.
map: based on which from Department of Natural Resources, Wiconsin
photo: Lisen
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