This post definitely caps off an eventful weekend - one full of tons of walking, excellent food, great photos, and even better nostalgia. This weekend I took a trip to Madison, as I do every year, and the city never ceases to amaze me. While the campus keeps changing, I can't help but feel like part of it will always remain the same. I finally, after 5 years, got my chance to sit on Abe Lincoln's lap (I have the injuries to prove it) - it was quite the adventure. I also had a chance to return to some of my favorite places - the lake front, Sun Room Cafe, Chautara, Olbrich Gardens, among others. I had the pleasure of exploring new places as well. This year I traveled up to Baraboo to visit the Circus World Museum. Fascinated by both the circus and museums alike, this proved to be a very satisfying trip. 
Throughout my weekend I had the opportunity to take hundreds of photos. As most photographers will attest, you may take 200 photos and end up with 20 that you like. With that said, I was able to capture some priceless images. I have put up a small sampling of my favorites in this post. I will add the rest to a gallery on my website soon. Last year I learned a valuable lesson about taking photos at dusk - a tripod is a must. This year I brought a small tripod that fit in my bag and am very pleased with the end result. My lake front terrace photo above is a testament to that.
I hope you enjoy the photos as much as I enjoyed my weekend. On Wisconsin!
#A.L. Kohlmann
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