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Mar 16, 2021 38 min

A Wisconsin Lighthouse Tour

from The Cabin Hosted by Eric Paulsen, Mariah Haberman, Dave Janus, Susan Fochs

The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we’re featuring Sawyer County! Campfire Conversation: Wisconsin boasts over 800 miles of shoreline, two gorgeous Great Lakes and 55 unique, historic and picturesque lighthouses. This week on The Cabin Pod, the crew is taking you to the shores for an audio tour of Wisconsin’s most iconic beacons of beauty, including: Wind Point Lighthouse (Racine), North Point Lighthouse (Milwaukee), Milwaukee Pierhead Lighthouse, Cana Island Lighthouse (Baileys Harbor), Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Pierhead Lighthouse, Rawley Point (Two Rivers), Bray’s Point (Oshkosh), Kenosha Southport Lighthouse, Superior Entry Lighthouse, (Lake Superior), Devil’s Island Lighthouse (Bayfield), and more! WI in 72: Irish Style Beers in Wisconsin Jolly Good Soda:Make sure to follow Jolly Good Soda on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts (@jollygoodsoda) for all of their fun promotions and updates! Know Your Wisconsin: Local Government During COVID

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Wisconsin boasts over 800 miles of shoreline, two gorgeous Great Lakes and 55 unique, historic and picturesque lighthouses. This week on The Cabin Pod, the crew is taking you to the shores for an audio tour of Wisconsin’s most iconic beacons of beauty! Later in the show, Eric gives a rundown of some of his favorite Wisconsin beers to try in honor o’ St. Patrick’s Day.

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