PICTURE OF THE WEEK ARCHIVES
The State Trunk Tour provides plenty of pictures to illustrate how enjoyable the road-tripping experience can be. Some lucky photos achieve the illustrious status of "Picture of the Week", and here are past pictures:
Multiple funnels over northern Dane County on June 7, 2008, taken from just north of U.S. 14 west of Cross Plains.
Alpacas have a snack on a beautiful Wisconsin day along Highway 78 just outside Mount Horeb.
After the storm. There must have been one honkin' pot o' gold at the end of this rainbow. It lit up the late afternoon sky from Black River Falls to Tomah along U.S. 12 & I-94 on Saturday, May 17, 2008.
Climbing to the top of Holy Hill provides a plethora of great views, including this one that has downtown Milwaukee off in the distance. Holy Hill is accessible right off Highway Highway 167.
Yep, you'll never know what you'll find on the State Trunk Tour. This is just a few miles south of Marshfield on Highway 13.
Birthplace of the Hamburger, Seymour, offers up a tall reminder about its heritage. Some of the largest hamburgers in the world get cooked up every year at Burger Fest there, along Highway 55.
A smiley barn was once famous along I-94 at Highway 83. Now, Highway 83 has another smiley barn, this one between Mukwonago and Waterford.
A quaint scene from 2007, which could have looked exactly like that in 1940. Taken in Orfordville, off Highway 11 and 213.
The luck o' the Irish is all over Wisconsin, including New Dublin... er, New London, where Highways 45 and 54 meet!
Photo courtesy of Wikipedia user "Leprichauns"
We've all seen numbered streets, even half-mile roads. But three-quarters avenues? This is just off U.S. 53 in Barron County.
Ah, the snow can be pretty sometimes. After a wet snowfall, the trees along Highway 18 in Milwaukee were indeed a lovely sight... more so than the crosswalks.
Who says a penny is too small? Woodruff has the world's largest penny, and it's on display just off Highway 70, U.S. 51 and Highway 47. It harkens back to a 1953 story that's worth reading on the highway pages.
A June tornado ripped across Highway 64 in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest; this is one of the views from the road. The location, a few miles west of Highway 32, will need years and years to grow back.
End of a sunny 72-degree day in October over the Outagamie County Regional Airport in Appleton.
The Boy Scouts & Old Style team up along Highway 67 near Long Lake. View archives.
Wisconsin's rivers and the North Woods are just gorgeous. That cannot be debated. This is along Highways 27 & 70 near Couderay.
41 feet above ground, in the mouth of the world's largest muskie, you can wave to a camera in Hayward at the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. Hayward lies along Highways 27 and 77 as well as U.S. 63.
Maybe it's because the Shawano County Fair was going on nearby, but it's still somewhat unusual to see a camel grazing in a yard along Shawano's main drag. Highways 22, 47, 55 and Business 29 follow this route.
Spotted along Highway 78 outside Merrimac along the Columbia-Sauk County line, the hair-in-the-face look just works for this lil' guy we named Wolfgang.
The First National Bank in Elkhorn. You know, some banks you can just see right through. Elkhorn is along State Trunk Tour Highways 11 and 67, as well as U.S. 12.
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