Ericast 224 - Goodbye to Cornucopia
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If you know me and my background at all, you know that I spent my "formative teen years" in Cornucopia, Wisconsin -- "Wisconsin's Northernmost Village" up on the South Shore of Lake Superior.
So when we were vacationing in Duluth and drove out there this June, along Highway 13 that I know so well... The first sign was that Port Wing's two prominent churches were turned into an art gallery that's only open on weekends and a pottery shop/business that's up for sale. And Cornucopia's businesses were mostly closed. So much was closed, in fact, that I'm not going to bother listing anything here. Go to CornucopiaWisconsin.net and, if what you see there isn't Ehlers' Store or the Village Inn, it was probably closed (possibly permanently).
Do you have your own personal "memory ending experiences," or anything else you'd like to share? Call 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) or email me (eric) at ericast.com. Enjoy!
If you know me and my background at all, you know that I spent my "formative teen years" in Cornucopia, Wisconsin -- "Wisconsin's Northernmost Village" up on the South Shore of Lake Superior.
So when we were vacationing in Duluth and drove out there this June, along Highway 13 that I know so well... The first sign was that Port Wing's two prominent churches were turned into an art gallery that's only open on weekends and a pottery shop/business that's up for sale. And Cornucopia's businesses were mostly closed. So much was closed, in fact, that I'm not going to bother listing anything here. Go to CornucopiaWisconsin.net and, if what you see there isn't Ehlers' Store or the Village Inn, it was probably closed (possibly permanently).
Do you have your own personal "memory ending experiences," or anything else you'd like to share? Call 206-339-3742 (a.k.a. 206-339-ERIC) or email me (eric) at ericast.com. Enjoy!
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