Amateur Traveler, episode 917. Today Amateur Traveler talks about ship wrecks, Swedish pancakes, and sand dunes, goats in inappropriate places, lots of art, and the cliffs of the Niagara escarpment

as we go to Dor County in Wisconsin.

This is Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler.

Let's talk about Door County.

I'd like to welcome the show Freelance journalist Bailey Freeman from a traveling B.com

who has come to talk to us about Door County, Wisconsin.

Bailey, welcome to the show.

Thank you so much, Chris. I appreciate you having me.

And this is an odd show because Bailey and I went on a press trip to Door County,

and I wasn't honestly sure that I could do an episode on Door County because I was there for three full days we were there for three full days and

normally I want to do a week's long itinerary, but this particular press trip had two tracks.

I was on a track doing a lot of food and arts and Bailey was on more of an outdoor and adventure track, one that I am a little jealous of that there were and I didn't know that I could have spoken up and said, hey, I'll go on that too.

And so we almost never overlapped during this trip.

We were on a press trip together and didn't see each other more than once a day, I think.

I know, that's wild.

Which means, fortunately for the listeners, we can talk about six days worth of things to do in

Door County because Bailey did three off doing adventure things and then I did three off

doing art things and we'll start with Bailey with what she did and then after that and talk about the arts, we'll figure that out later. But Bailey, first of all, let's put Door County on a map. Where are we talking about?

Absolutely. Door County is on the northeastern side of Wisconsin. It's a

peninsula that jets straight out into Lake Michigan. It's right north of Green Bay

if you're a Green Bay Packers fan you probably know where I'm talking about.

You managed to do that without holding up your hand and showing your little painting.

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