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Showing posts with label Walker's Point. Show all posts

Sunday, June 7, 2015

DAY TRIPPING IN MILWAUKEE




I haven't spent any time in Milwaukee of late, so I decided a day trip was in order. Unfortunately, Mother Nature elected to be bipolar with a high of 52°. Couple that with strong winds, and I was running more than walking.

My day began with a tour at Clock Shadow Creamery (http://bit.ly/1HyXJyj). The creamery is located in the Walker's Point district, and I took a stroll after to see what the area had to offer. I was happy to unearth some interesting street art and architecture.










Lunch was to be consumed at the Public Market, where my mind was spinning with indecisiveness. Ultimately, I picked a combo meal at Aladdin and did I choose wisely, because it really hit the spot. http://bit.ly/1Gtroym. Be sure to sip a coffee on the fabulous sidewalk patio at Colectivo across the street.









In my book, no trip to Milwaukee would be complete without a photo op with the Fonz. Ayyy.... 





Due to the weather, my time near the lake was brief; however, I was able to capture a pretty cool photo at the entrance of the fascinating Milwaukee Art Museum.



At last, my highly anticipated jaunt to Lakefront Brewery was about to begin. This delightful brewery earned its own special accolade http://bitly.com/1K6XCNq.

I was a bit discombobulated after exiting Lakefront, getting lost en route to Benelux, my dinner destination. I wound up having to dine at a place near the bus depot, which was nothing to write home about. Benelux will have to wait until next time.

Caught the rowing team in action







 


How gorgeous is this combination?

I look forward to a number of summer days in Milwaukee, and will be keeping an eye on this event schedule.  http://bit.ly/1dWM59D
 

Thursday, May 28, 2015

CHEESE FIX AT CLOCK SHADOW CREAMERY




Calling all cheese lovers to Clock Shadow Creamery, located in the Walker's Point neighborhood of Milwaukee. Cheese is the reason I'm vegetarian and not vegan. I think it would almost be a sin to live in Wisconsin and not indulge in the real stuff, right? Especially those squeaky cheese curds!




My love for cheese led me to sign up for a tour at Clock Shadow during my recent day trip to Milwaukee. Not only will you receive an enlightened narration, but you may also see a cheesemaker in action. The fascinating construction facts are posted on site and I encourage a read - http://bit.ly/1KssPdY




My favorite part was sampling the cheese; duh! I tried Smoked Sadie, Butterkase Cedar Grove, and Extra Sharp White Cheddar. There were others available; however, I chose these three and they were all melt in your mouth delicious.




The staff is outgoing and well informed, and countless products are available for purchase. Sign up for your own slice of cheese heaven.
http://www.clockshadowcreamery.com/