Grand Canyon

From Navajo Point the massive Colorado River appears to be a mere trickle of water. However, 5,000 feet below the river continues to scour, carve, and shape the canyon.



Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
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Monument Valley

The Mittens

Located in northern Arizona in the land of the Navajo, Monument Valley is known as the land without beginning or end. The majestic red-rock formations in this area along the Arizona-Utah border remind you of the old west. This is an area famous for its colorful Indian Heritage.

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Canyon De Chelly

Lush green trees along the river bed stand in contrast to smooth walls that frame and protect White House Ruin.



Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Arizona
Fall foliage and a silver ribbon of water flowing in Chinie Wash enhance the beauty of the red rocks seen from Tsegi Overlook.
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Petrified Forest

Petrified Forest National Park

Pedestal logs balance precariously on eroding sediments in the badlands of Petrifried Forest National Park. Eventually the log will tumble from its perch while other pedestal logs continue to emerge.

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Wisconsin

The Badger State

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Autumn in Wisconsin

Autumn in Wisconsin offers a unique experience to travel the state's scenic highways to witness many beautiful vistas. These scenes provide a splash of fall color as represented by the brilliant red sumac and multi-colored maple, oak, and hickory trees found along the roads and on surrounding hillsides.

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Making Cheese

Old Country Cheese recieves approximately 120,000 pounds of milk each day from about 230 Amish milk producers. The factory is located five miles southeast of Cashton, Wisconsin, on County Road D.

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WISCONSIN

America's Dairy State

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Hamann's Variety Store

Hamann's Variety Store
Praire Du Chein, Wisconsin
Hamann's Variety Store in downtown Praire Du Chein was established in 1929.
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