
There were many pretty wildflowers on the property!

The one thing I was most excited to see was the raptor program. A kestrel was brought out and he stole my heart. I love birds and am fascinated by them. I even grew up with birds as pets.
We learned a lot about kestrels and now I want to see one in the wild! I think I will end up working with birds at a nature center when I retire. :)

We then went on a small hike on the trails overlooking the lake and with lake access. The weather was gorgeous and it was such a clear day that we could the Wisconsin shoreline extend northeast about 50 miles.

Craig skipped rocks.


After the hike, we cooled off with some Kopps custard--I got chocolate chip cookie dough.

I picked up Wheat Belly at the Central Library. I started reading it last night and discovered that the author is a cardiologist from Milwaukee! So cool! I kept hearing about this book and was intrigued. I'll let you know how it is when I finish it. Anyone read this yet and have feedback to share in the comments?

This morning, Craig and I played tennis (I won, hooray) and then we did a dreaded cleaning behind our refrigerator. Oh man was that gross. I feel better now that we got the dust and dirt out from underneath. The only problem is that I have experienced bad dust allergies all day as a result. No fun!
It's just beautiful here, so I think I am going to take a walk outside and listen to a fitness podcast.
Have a great Sunday night!
Schlitz looks gorgeous. I bet the botanic gardens are looking beautiful this time of year also.
ReplyDeleteI'd be afraid to read that book! I can't imagine giving up wheat. Curious to know what you learn, though.
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