Plover River IAT hike

 

(entry adapted from wisconsinwanderers)

Plover River Segment on the Ice Age Trail was so beautiful! Flowers were blooming, spring peepers were peeping, grouse were drumming and Andy was trying to a beat a IAT record. I tried to keep up.

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