On June 26th Ted and I prepared to leave Onalaska,Wisconsin and return home. We were in town to visit Allergy Associates of La Crosse. This world famous allergy clinic has been saving my life since I was a kid. Now, they are curing my husband's allergies. As a child I saw Dr. David Morris, founder and pioneer in the field. Today his daughter, Dr. Mary Morris is continuing her father's great work.
La Crosse is one of the most beautiful areas of the country. If you like outdoor activities LaCrosse County is the place to be. There is hiking, biking, fishing, boating, and more. My husband can not get enough of the views.
While eating breakfast I asked Ted if he wanted to grab a cache on the way out of town. He was agreeable so I connected to the internet and used my Geocaching app from Groundspeak inc. to find the nearest cache. .31 miles away! Why, we were practically sitting on it. So, off we went. As soon as we got out of the car to start walking muggles drove up. We were basically in the middle of no where (huge parking lot). There were no cars anywhere except ours. Th
ey just stared at us. So, we stared back until they drove away. This was one of those caches where it was pretty obvious how you were going to find it, you just had several choices. I found the cache! Two in a row for me!!! This thing was full of travel bugs. We chose a little leprechaun who wants to get to Ireland. Perfect, I think, since we live so close to Notre Dame, home of the Fighting Irish. So, we're going to take him to visit the university and them move him to a TB hotel that we think holds promise for getting him to his destination.
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