Book by Michael Lesy
A rare glimpse into Wisconsin's early history from the Black River Fall's newspaper editor. Beyond creepy, it is probably the most accurate view on how our early settlers were managing psychologically. Surviving on Life's Terms takes on a whole new meaning after reading the daily wierdness that happened during the late 1800s.
Apparently I am not the only one who has a fascination with this book. There is a movie, a record album,as well as some sort of gaming network that pays tribute to a cultural phenomenon that is purely Wisconsin.
Who else can stand up and say, we have Ed Gein, and Jeffrey Dahmer!
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Abandonment
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Above Ground Caves
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Assignment Photography
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Asylum Point
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Birding
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Books
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Calumet
(3)
Calumet County
(3)
Camping
(3)
Canoeing
(2)
Carved by Glaciers
(1)
Caves
(2)
Caving
(2)
Cemeteries
(4)
Chilton
(1)
Christmas
(3)
Creek
(2)
Creek Jumping
(2)
Cross Country Skiing
(1)
Death Watch
(2)
Dells
(2)
Dodge
(1)
Dodge County
(3)
Eastern Zone
(4)
Exploring
(1)
Fawn
(1)
Flickr Walk
(2)
Fond du Lac
(7)
Fond du Lac County
(8)
Fox Valley
(1)
Gardens
(1)
Geocaching
(1)
Green
(1)
Grove
(1)
Hiking
(27)
Historical Barns
(1)
History
(12)
Hobbs Woods
(3)
Hunting
(1)
Ice Age Trail
(7)
Indian Mounds
(1)
Kenosha
(1)
Kenosha County
(1)
Kettle Moraine
(2)
Keweenaw
(1)
Lake Geneva
(3)
Letterboxing
(8)
Lighthouse
(1)
Manitowoc
(5)
Manitowoc County
(2)
Menominee Park
(1)
Mills
(1)
Mine
(1)
Nature Center
(5)
Northeast Zone
(6)
Northern Zone
(1)
Oshkosh
(3)
Outagamie County
(2)
Pastoral
(1)
Personal
(1)
Personal Journaling
(3)
Photography
(6)
Post Processing
(1)
Retreat Center
(2)
Road Trip
(22)
Sauk
(2)
Sheboygan
(1)
Sheep
(1)
Sledding
(1)
Snow
(1)
South Central Zone
(4)
Southeast Zone
(11)
State Park
(6)
Strolling
(4)
UP
(1)
Upper Mich
(2)
Walworth County
(2)
Washington County
(6)
Waterfalls
(1)
Waupaca
(1)
Waupaca County
(1)
Waushara County
(1)
West Central Zone
(1)
White Water
(1)
Wildlife Preserve
(6)
Winnebago County
(3)
Winter
(7)
Yooper
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