Just north of Dyersville on 52 , 1/2 hr is the town of Guttenberg. Lock and dam operations if you never seen them before--no cost.
No idea where you live at in Wisc, but if you can cross the Mississippi at Prarie Du Chine Wisc, they have a Cabelas, if that is of intrest, The wife can go to the Super Wal-Mart and then she won't bother you while you are at Cabelas?.
The town of Clayton has a mine / corn / barge operation, so does Mc Gregor.
Pikes peak, and Effegy Mounds are within ten munites of the bridge at Prarie.
You could offer to help me pour cement, (Garnavillo) and we don't let just anybody help, just special folks.
If you do come up from Dyersville on 52 through Garnavillo, once you top the very very small hill, to your right is Charlies hang out--old gas engines, and lots of plain junk. Stop in for a visit if he is home. If he is not home look around--if you find some junk to buy, just drop the money off in a coffee can---yea, small towns are different.
Scale Models is in Dyersville (toy tractor plant)--Spec Cast is there also.
The North side and the South side, as well (of Guttenberg) is a overlook of the Mississippi river.on 52.
At the intersection of 52 And 18 you will be 30 seconds away from where the first JD tractor was made--or perhaps the for runner, Frolick.
All of these are only a few moments off your route if you come North from Dyersville, and cross at Prarie Du Chine Wisconson.
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