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From: richl@daemon.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Do you know a good place in Wisconsi - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 16-May-84 17:25:06 EDT
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Devils Lake is a great place to go, but not if you are looking for
a campground. It is usually filled for the season well before
Memorial Day. This is often the case in the popular parks.

The farther north you go, the more isolated you can get (if that
is what you want). The towns are smaller, the woods are bigger, and
area more rugged. If you go during the humid season (generally
mid June to mid August) take along some insect repellent. The woods
are usually full of mosquitoes and biting flies.

Although much of Wisconsin is broken only by the occasional rolling
hill, southwestern Wisconsin has more varying landscape. As you near
the Mississippi River you can find some truly beautiful scenery. There
are state parks in the area, although I don't recall which have
campgrounds.

Rick Lindsley
Former native