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McDundee Hollow, Wisconsin
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I teach Environmental Science and live in Wauwatosa. Living in the city is nice but I wanted to get back to nature and so 4 years ago my wife and I purchased 8 acres in this beautiful area of Wisconsin. I wanted my children to experience the outdoors and make discoveries like I did when I was a kid on my parents property. I feel that people are to disconnected in today's world of iphones and twitter accounts. Its important to reconnect to mother nature and heal. There are studies that suggest that children who are outside more grow up happier and healthier. That being said bring your family out to our little farm. Pick a tomato or peach, watch the beehives and take a walk around the property. Enjoy all the hiking, biking, canoeing, swimming, wine tasting and supper clubs the area has to offer!
I teach Environmental Science and live in Wauwatosa. Living in the city is nice but I wanted to get back to nature and so 4 years ago my wife and I purchased 8 acres in this beautiful area of Wisconsin. I wanted my children to experience the outdoors and make discoveries like I did when I was a kid on my parents property. I feel that people are to disconnected in today's world of iphones and twitter accounts. Its important to reconnect to mother nature and heal. There are studies that suggest that children who are outside more grow up happier and healthier. That being said bring your family out to our little farm. Pick a tomato or peach, watch the beehives and take a walk around the property. Enjoy all the hiking, biking, canoeing, swimming, wine tasting and supper clubs the area has to offer!
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