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High Falls Flowage is man-made lake from damming the Peshtigo River and is located in Marinette County. It is a 1,400+ acre lake and 54 feet at its deepest spot. Fish include Musky, Panfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike and Walleye. This drone aerial was taken on July 25, 2017 from the Johnson Falls Natural Area by Gary Michael Arndt of Fox Valley Web Design.
Life doesn’t just come at you straight on. Which is why the 360fly 4K and 360fly HD put you in the center of the action while capturing the entire world all around you.
Go from recording in 360° video to standard 16:9 format and back with ease. With the 360fly 4K’s First-Person mode activated, just orient or mount your camera with its lens facing forward and OnePush button centered/facing up and use your 360fly like traditional point-and-shoot action cameras.
Winter solstice is an astronomical phenomenon marking the shortest day and the longest night of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere this is the December solstice and in the Southern Hemisphere this is the June solstice. This special day is on Wednesday, December 21, 2016 at 4:44 a.m. CST. No matter where you live on Earth’s globe, a solstice is your signal to celebrate.
Wrightstown is one of the oldest communities in Wisconsin. The name “Wrightstown” was declared in 1854 in honor of its founder, Hoel S. Wright, who along with Carl G. Mueller, and Charles West Day are considered early pioneers of Brown County. Charles’ parents, Otis and Elmira Day, immigrated from New York to Wisconsin in 1849. Their family traveled across the Great Lakes from Buffalo, New York, until they reached Wrightstown in 1850. Lucien Wright and his father Hoel sold Otis 80 acres of land to build a cabin of basswood boughs.
During the 1850s to 1860s, dense timber covered the land. This caused work for many, including the Day family. The family made 75 cents a load by making shingles by hand which were then hauled to De Pere by ox.
Charles West Day married Juliette Chase on July 3, 1860. They had seven children, but two died during infancy. Otis Day died on June 20, 1882. His wife died eight years later on May 7, 1890.
New Wrightstown village website by Fox Valley Web Design LLC: http://wrightstown.us
The website of the Wisconsin Historical Society features a wealth of digital resources, including the Dictionary of Wisconsin History, with over 8,000 entries on Wisconsin people, places, things, and events; and a wide range of online exhibitions from the Wisconsin Historical Museum.
