that sounds good to me! Get ready for some tasty Iowa IPAs to help watch those stars. Ane when your travel blog takes off for the stars, I have plenty of interesting spots to send you guys to over here for some epic photo shots/epic food experiences, and some other cool tidbits in the Mississippi Valley region. I mean, kayaking something called the Kickapoo in and of itself is like a week work of fun content!
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I've heard of poo hitting the fan, and in those situations one really wants to be well out of the way...But kicking poo? Sounds intriguing. Well, not really...But you mention kayaking Kickapoo River in Wisconsin? Yeah, G-dog could do that! I'm sure there's be some good stuff to learn about the Kickapoo Indians along the way, culture and the old ways, and that I'd gain a lot of content from it...Although, I'm only going if my accountant mate from WI comes with.
I'm sure there's loads of cool places there and that you'll point me in the right direction...But we'd have to get together, have a few cook-outs, drink some brews and talk them over for a few times...Maybe even do so whilst star-watching.
It's definitely got the name, right? It's all Liza could say over and over the first time we visited it and laughed non stop. It's actually considered to be one of the most ancient waterways in the world, as the glaciers didn't run it over. It's also fun to suck a few beers on while floating down!
Your plan sounds like a good one! I'm in!
It's a cool name for sure! It actually gives me an idea for a #weekend-engagement topic...Funniest or most unusual place name.
That's cool about the river...It's not something I've thought about before but yeah, the ice age would have wiped out so many ancient features around the globe. The ice swept over the UK basically wiping it clean and depositing earth and rocks from other places for instance...Interesting stuff really.
Tell Liza, kickapoo from the old G-dog!