OldSchooling on the "Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail"

Above:
100 old church in Mason Wisconsin
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Below:
Mason railroad depot
Most town on the rails had a depot,
at one time there were upwards of 40,000 RR depots in America,
with only a fraction of that many surviving today

After years of neglect, most depot are not used any more for their original intent,
but are being reclaimed and making a comeback
as community centerpieces.

Just like old churches, it makes my day to find surviving Railroad depots of Wisconsin.
Click on the link for Surviving Wisconsin railroad stations
from St. Paul to Bayfield, WI. this line was used for lumber, minerals, goods, grain and cattle and the mail before the automobile days RR Map

A bonus of the Mason Depot - a ATV trail was next to it on the RR right of way and I explored it a few miles before I decided to return on my TWT adventure
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"Ya gotta go to the Delta Diner"

ÔÇ£in the middle of nowhereÔÇØ.
a Silk City diner
built on the line in Patterson, N.J.
back in the 40ÔÇÖs
found in a field in NY state
restored in 2003

Delta Diner menu

on the TWT trail
GPS for the Delta Diner: N46 28.404 W091 16.344​

Thanks Cannonshot and thanks for your and Chad's work on the routes in the GPS file

A question from the TransWisconsinAdventure Trail site
Is there a longer version of the route?

Bryan Much (a.k.a. cannonshot ) used the TWT route and his vast knowledge of Michigan to create a monster route called the Wisconsin - Michigan Dual Sport adventure and its a big loop through Wisconsin and the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan and its 2050 miles long!


http://cannonshot.smugmug.com/Motor...igan-Dual-Sport/6868323_5zqGS#439369081_VLf2k

http://rokklym.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Trans-Wisconsin-Trail-maps/7930086_tQehM#514544778_F9J4o

http://rokklym.smugmug.com/Motorcycles/Trans-Wisconsin-Trail-maps/7930086_tQehM#514544778_F9J4o-A-LB


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