#central wisconsin

[landmanrealty]

https://thelandman.net/lawrence-lake.html

#Lawrence Lake #Marquette County #Central Wisconsin #Lake #Boat Launch #Boat Ramp #Fishing Lake #Lawrence Lake WI #Landman Realty LLC

[cleaduvalls]

butch lesbians where are you.....

#butch lesbians please come to central wisconsin.........

[20th-century-railroading]

Duplainville crossing

On the afternoon of July 29, 1997, a southbound Wisconsin & Southern freight, led by former Southern Pacific EMD GP20 No. 4118, is about to thunder over the diamond at Duplainville, Wisconsin. In the background on the Soo Line’s former Milwaukee Road double-track main line is Wisconsin Central train 47, waiting at the connection track signal to head north on the WC main after the WSOR train clears the plant.

#wsor #wisconsin & southern #sp #southern pacific #wc #wisconsin central #1997 #trains #freight train #history #duplainville #wisconsin

[have-you-been-here]

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

(Shuh-WAH-muh-guhn)

Park Falls, Wisconsin, United States

#have you been here #poll #usa #submitter notes: The Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest is a 1 #530 #647-acre U.S. National Forest in central and eastern northern Wisconsin. #The forest consists of desiduous and coniferous trees. This includes three types each of maple‚ birch‚ and oak trees‚ as well as aspen‚ #beech‚ basswood‚ and sumac (which is related to the cashew plant). There's also 3 types of pine tree‚ white spruce‚ balsam fir‚ and eastern #hemlock. #The area is home to many forageable fruits‚ plants‚ and mushrooms‚ and has benefitted from the reintroduction of elk and wolves. #There are recent sightings of moose and pine marten in the area‚ and this is attributed to conservation efforts and native animal population #growth. #The wide variety of animals are protected from hunting in this year round recreation destination‚ where visitors can camp‚ hike‚ fish‚ cross #country ski‚ and snowmobile.

[aryburn-trains]

Santa Train has just cleared MP 95 and is working its way to the old MILW depot. Wausau, WI November 30, 2003

#santa train #ac #algoma central #2003 #trains #passenger train #history #wausau #wisconsin

[ragsy]

I dreamt last night that I changed dogmark's backstory so that he was from New Jersey, and I had given him just the absolute thickest, most exaggerated jersey accent imaginable

And the reason I'm sharing this right now is so I don't have to suffer alone with this vision

#ragsycon exclusive #he probably does have somewhat of an accent in canon from being from Wausau #but I mostly just give him my own voice with a different speech pattern #so he has the rural illinoisan affect instead i guess #either way. his ass is not from new Jersey #*wausau being in central Wisconsin for those who are not up on their midwestern geography

[licenseplateshowdown]

Great Lakes Region Semifinals

Wisconsin vs Ohio

#license plates #tournament #wisconsin #ohio #round 2 #great lakes region #central conference #western league

[preeeow]

i think the only thing worse than the COVID situation rn is the amount of unmasked people out in public who are like "haha im getting over a cold" like. you Know they didnt test. you KNOW they didnt. and here they are. snuffling and snarfling in public

#like if u were sick for a week over Christmas maybe wear a mask #perhaps #0 awareness in central wisconsin. we are all pretending the endemic illness foesnt exist

[amerasdreams]

#Drive #Sunset #Or whatever 3:45 #Wisconsin #Central wis

[newyorkstate-official]

FOUND IT, everyone go look at our delightful cheese statue, located outside the New York Rome Fish Hatchery in. uh.. Rome..

The First Cheese Factory in America was developed here in New York. SUCK IT WISCONSIN, you WISH you were as cheesed up as us

#new york #new york state #upstate new york #(an upstate win) #central new york #cheese #history #wisconsin #<- swatting the bees nest

[landmanrealty]

#Buffalo Lake WI #Buffalo Lake #Buffalo Lake Wisconsin #Landman Realty LLC #Central Wisconsin

[cdfreak]

might be the car sickness but my dad put on the stranger album and i feel like im dying

#I need to quit my job and buy a truck and get a trailer in central wisconsin #soda.txt

[20th-century-railroading]

WC Duplainville, WI

Cleared the tower and junction and on the way north.

6511-6498

4-8-89

#wc #wisconsin central #bn #burlington northern #1989 #trains #freight train #history #duplainville #wisconsin

[wausaupilot]

Macdonald Foundation awards nearly $45K in scholarships

A foundation that recognizes students from Marathon County and the Merrill area recently awarded 28 Work Ethic Scholarships for the 2024-2025 college school year. The Macdonald Foundation, established by Mark and Donna Macdonald, owners of the Wisconsin Woodchucks, awarded $44,750 in scholarships to 16 graduating seniors and 12 current college students. Graduating seniors are eligible for…

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#Community Foundation of North Central Wisconsin #Donna Macdonald #Mark Macdonald #The Macdonald Foundation #The Macdonald Foundation Work Ethic Scholarships #Wisconsin Woodchucks #Work Ethic Scholarships

[uniqueartisanconnoisseur]

Antique Tractor Calendar 2024

Are you ready to start planning for the 2024 Antique Tractor shows, drives and farm toy shows?  If so, here is my 2024 Antique Tractor Calendar. It’s time to start making reservations and marking the calendar for antique tractor fun in the New Year!  Here are my favorites, shows, or those mentioned by friends and family that they love! Note as always, before hitting the road, for events listed…

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#52nd Annual Central Kentucky Antique Machinery Association tractor show #AETA show #AJ&039;s Garden Tractor Jamboree #Albany Minnesota #Albany Pioneer Days #American Farm Heritage Museum #American Thresherman Association #American Thresherman Association Show #Antique Engine and Tractor Association #antique fire engines #antique tractor calendar 2024 #antique tractors #Apple Country Engine and Tractor Association #Atkinson llinois #Badger Steam and Gas Flea Market #Badger Steam and Gas Show #Baraboo Wisconsin #Big Top Event enter #Brian scott #Bryan Ebbenga #Bushnell Tractor Show #Butterfield Minnesota Steam and Gas Engine Show #Butterfield Minnexota Steam and Gas Engine Show #Central Kentucky Antique Machinery Assciation #Central Kentucky Antique Machinery Association #Central Kentucky Antique Mahiery Association Sow and Pull #Central States Reunion&039; Pontiac Ilinois #Chapter 5 International Harvester Collectors #Civil War Living Hitory #Classi Green Reunion 2025

[xtruss]

History of Earth Day & Arbor Day in Parks

First Annual Earth Day Birthday Parade and Celebration in Union Square on April 22, 1970

Earth Day began in 1970 as a way to raise awareness about environmental issues. Gaylord Nelson, a U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, and Denis Hayes, a young environmentalist, joined to organize events across the country and "shake things up." Following that first Earth Day, which was celebrated by 20 million people across the country, President Richard Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency.

For the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, thousands participated in various sanctioned events in New York City. Fifth Avenue was closed to traffic from Union Square Park to Central Park, and 14th Street between 3rd and 7th Avenues was transformed into an "Ecological Carnival."

First Annual Earth Day Birthday Parade and Celebration

Union Square Park served as the focus of numerous Earth Day observances and teach-ins throughout the metropolitan region. Over the day, some 100,000 people were estimated to have thronged to the square in one of the largest demonstrations there since the socialist rallies of the 1930s. The empty streets resulted in at least one picnic spread at the intersection of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue, and Mayor John V. Lindsay repeated the idea during the summer of 1970 when he closed Fifth Avenue to traffic for four successive weekends. The City also banned cars for the day in Central Park in Manhattan, Brooklyn's Prospect Park, Forest Park in Queens, and Silver Lake Park in Staten Island.

First Annual Earth Day Birthday Parade and Celebration

Earth Day became a global event in 1990; the event has been celebrated in earnest with tours, events, and volunteer opportunities at parks across the city since 2000. For NYC Parks, Earth Day is a chance to honor our green spaces and how we care for them, and to raise awareness about how we are working to shape a greener future for our city.

Youthful zeal and environmental activism join forces as celebrants hoist a tree at Union Square Park on the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970. Photo by Daniel McPartlin; courtesy of Parks Photo Archive.

Arbor Day Observed in the City

Arbor Day, celebrated on the last Friday in April, dates to 1872 when it is said that over one million trees were planted in Nebraska. Julius Sterling Morton, originally from upstate New York then living in Nebraska, was instrumental in establishing the day. New York State has been celebrating Arbor Day since 1888, and Arbor Day has been celebrated at NYC Parks for years. In 1906, Arbor Day festivities were held in playgrounds, "thereby inculcating a true love for nature," according to the 1906 Annual Report.

Planting Trees for New York City

With the support of Big Bird, Mayor Bloomberg helps plant the first tree of the MillionTreesNYC initiative, October 9, 2007. Photo by Daniel Avila.

Inspired by the million trees planted in Nebraska in 1872, NYC Parks and the New York Restoration Project launched MillionTreesNYC in 2007. The goal of the citywide public-private program was to plant and care for one million new trees across the city. In his support for this tree initiative, Mayor Michael Bloomberg pointed out that trees help clean the air and reduce the pollutants that trigger asthma (an endemic problem in underserved areas of the city) while also cooling streets, sidewalks, and homes on hot days, and increasing property values and encouraging neighborhood revitalization. In 2015, thanks to help from NYRP, additional partners, our many volunteers, and nearly 50,000 New Yorkers who helped plant trees in our parks, on neighborhood streets, and in their own backyards, we planted our millionth tree.

Some 20 million people took part in the first Earth Day protests held across the United States on April 22, 1970. In New York City, the streets near Union Square Park were turned into an "ecological carnival" in one of the largest demonstrations the city had seen in decades. Photograph By Santi Vissalli, Getty

In the last 20 years, Parks has worked to diversify New York City’s street tree species to make our urban forest stronger and more resilient. We currently plant over 200 tree species that are well suited to the urban environment because they’re able to withstand soil compaction, drought, flooding, air pollution, high pH soils, and strong winds. More information can be found on our Approved Species List page, the NYC Street Tree Map, and our 2015 Street Tree Census Report.

#History #Earth Day #Arbor Day #New York City (Manhattan) #Fifth Avenue #Central Park #Gaylord Nelson U.S. Senator From Wisconsin #Denis Hayes #President Richard Nixon #Environmental Protection Agency #Union Square Park #Ecological Carnival #Central Park in Manhattan | Brooklyn's Prospect Park | Forest Park in Queens | Silver Lake Park in Staten Island #Mayor John V. Lindsay #Julius Sterling Morton #MillionTreesNYC #New York Restoration Project #NYC Parks #Mayor Bloomberg