Wisconsin sacred sites birthday roadtrip

Downtown Green Bay, my home town and present home, is built on an ancient sacred graveyard. They never moved the bodies and our downtown buildings are very haunted.

Also there are tunnels connecting all the buildings but mostly shut up now

I was in the tunnels and felt spiritually strong enough but that place brought in my fight or flight and I fled. No choice.

Wisconsin is the best kept secret in the Unites States.

Shhhhh.....

Felt like a crowd of invisible people.

Yep. I know. Love.

Grateful to be here.

Cool!

Wisconsin is a really unique place. Most residents here haven't even been to the Great Lakes.

I found that incredible, the state is located on literal inland seas that are cleaner and more beautiful (not to mention less crowded) than most tropical areas, and here most kids will pay up the ass to travel to tropical places for spring vacation.

You can go climb giant rock formations that are remnants from the days when Wisconsin was an ancient sea, with ancient Native American petroglyphs and pictographs and rock carvings from Civil War soldiers in that area.

I understand the reasons and necessity behind it, but I've always wished the farming would've skipped Wisconsin and left it as the ancient primeval forests of giant trees and rugged coast lines reminiscent of Maine or the Pacific Northwest in many ways.

For anyone's viewing pleasure, Google Earth a geographic map of the Great Lakes, especially Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, zoom in a bit and find all the little islands. Hundreds of them.

Then plug some of those island's names into Google Images and be amazed. Some pictures you would swear you were in Aruba or a similar place.

Champion - the most sacred site in N America

So blessed! Rent a beautiful home in a great neighborhood. Have my mama here. Also my late blooming youngest son. Lol. But we all split the rent and it's cheap! Huge yard. Great neighbors. 💘

Agree. Went there many times for solace.

Would most people believe this is what the Great Lakes in the Midwest look like?

Has a beautiful calm energy there.

Lots of lakes here and they all have their own personality.

Wow! You get this place. Bravo! Getting closer to my trip. May 19 to 21

I have two books beside me about Rock Lake. Amazing history.

It is basically a 2000 year gravesite. Many buried here for years. Some calamity happened and they had to abandon that sacred site. So they flooded it and created Rock Lake and set a protective spirit upon it. It's a sacred place.

That is so cool! You're going to have a wonderful time. I love road trip, especially to sacred spaces.

These books say the calamity was the fall of Atlantis. And gives much proof. They mined the copper of Upper No for the bronze age.

Yes!! Excited. Also going to Devil's Lake.

People love to travel the world but I'd rather explore the corners of my own Wi first.

We will start with shopping in the quaint and beautiful town of Cedarsburg. Oldest covered bridge left. Grafitti from the time gone by. Fascinating.

Also going to Holy Hill. Amazing church on a hill. A tower where you can see Milwaukee in the distant. About killed me as a smoker but worth the hike!

miss your to old for these kind of things