The Crain’s Of Wisconsin

Several bikes ago, on another road trip through Wisconsin, stopping for fuel in Baraboo, I noticed that it is the home of the international clown hall of fame.

Now I have no interest in clowns or their hall of fame, but further down the road was a sign for the Wisconsin Crain Foundation. Not having any time to stop, and figuring ill just stop at the next Crain foundation down the road I went right past, and when I got home I googled and started to follow the Wisconsin International Crain Foundation

The Crain's Of Wisconsin

This trip visiting the foundation was a priority and after messing around with phones and computers I applied my u tube master’s degree in GPX files and created another ride to the Crain’s

GPX File Ready To Send To Ohms

Once again the app created over 100-way points, but with further study I have found a way eliminate them, by using the motor company's map program on a computer.

The ride took us through Wisconsin farmland, and over Wild Cat Mountain, where the road makes some tight hairpin twisty over probably the tallest mountain in Wisconsin.

The newly renovated and newly opened center is situated a ways out of town, carved out of farmland, and re populated with indigenous plants.

The center features Crain’s of the world, most of which most are endangered or in such low numbers that they could go extinct very soon. 

Waddled Crains

Some birds are in enclosures that are netted off, and others like the Whooping Crain’s are just in the wild.

The Black Neck Crain was putting on quit a show by calling to the other inmates. 

Visiting here was well worth the years wait, but probably should have stopped last time…

 

Thank for reading…