The House On The Rock was built in 1945, by a man named Alex Jordan with a crazy goal to build a retreat from a rock. There is so much to see and the tour ends with this amazing collection of stuff, everything you can think of including a full carousel. I absolutely fell in love with the circus collection from the 1940's and the detail of it was just crazy to see. The circus collection filled a whole room alone. In addition to this collection was a huge doll house collection filled with detail and furniture. Lots of walking and the A/C was not cool enough, I'm glad I wore shorts and flip flops that day.
We ending our evening with a nice dinner at a restaurant called, "The Old-Fashion" outside of the Capital building in Madison. We tried out the cheese curds there. The cheese back in California tastes bitter next to the cheese in Wisconsin, oh my gosh, the cheese curds were delicious.
As I end my postings from my vacation this year, I feel so blessed to have the most wonderful children (grown adults) they are so good to me and so compassionate, always making sure that I'm ok and having a good time. It was never what they wanted to do, it was always what I wanted to do. My oldest son, Davey had to work and missed out on this wonderful trip, we were really hoping he could have gotten the time off from work to join us but for sure next time he will. As a Mom of these kids I really feel so blessed . . . Thank you God :O)
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ReplyDeleteAww I love that last pic of you guys :) The food looks so yummy and I love the Circus display!!
ReplyDeleteSandy xox
Sandy, To see it in person, is amazing. You would have loved the doll house collection, all furnished as well. Would recommend this place for a family visit, absolutely. We had such a good time too:O)
DeleteOh this is wonderful Sandy. Love the innovation at your son's place of business. But most of all that picture of the 3 of you is just the best! xo
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a wonderful time in Wisconsin! You have such beautiful children, Sandy...good to their Momma...yes, you are blessed:) xoxo
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy, I loved looking at the photos. The best one is of you with Cassandra and Brian. You brought up your children well. I love cheese! How far away from Gardena do you live? My daughter and I will be in Gardena Nov 6-12. Hope you are just near, we could meet for coffee and of course a photo together!
ReplyDeleteIt's so good to hear that you are coming this way. Were about 30 minutes away. Coffee sounds great :O) Looking forward to it.
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