I have been promising pictures of my apartment in Eden. Well here they are. Be prepared to be unimpressed. First here is a picture that my niece, Erin, took of me Monday at my brother, Jeff's house. I played some football with my nieces and nephews. I really miss playing football in the yard.
On to the apartment. Here is my truck and the parking behind the apartment.
A look up at my apartment, I have the top back half of this building. 
Here is the basic layout of the apartment. I have my bed set up in the living room.
This is the staircase up to my place. There is a shared utility room at the base of these steps and it smells kind of bad in this area. Plus that light at the top of the stairs doesn't work. 
Here is my kitchen. I have my bike up there and I probably get out 3 or 4 times a week for a ride. Every weekend, I make my food for the week at my house in Milwaukee, throw it in my cooler and take it up for the week. 
As you can see I do not have any dishes or food stored here.
This is bedroom #2. I use it as a storage space for my smelly clothes until the end of the week when I can get home and do laundry.
My clothes in bedroom #2.
This is bedroom #1. There is nothing in it and I have the door to it closed all of the time.
Another photo of the empty bedroom.
Here is the bathroom. Nothing special. One shower head, no TV, no stereo, no heated floor, no phone on the wall. I do enjoy my bathroom at home. 
Here is the living room. The only thing in it is my bed.
That and some clothes in the corner and a radio.
This is the view out of the window on the west wall of the living room.
This is the view looking out the balcony door in the living room.
And they aren't quite done with the stairs leading down from the balcony off the living room.
On to the apartment. Here is my truck and the parking behind the apartment.A look up at my apartment, I have the top back half of this building. Here is the basic layout of the apartment. I have my bed set up in the living room.This is the staircase up to my place. There is a shared utility room at the base of these steps and it smells kind of bad in this area. Plus that light at the top of the stairs doesn't work. Here is my kitchen. I have my bike up there and I probably get out 3 or 4 times a week for a ride. Every weekend, I make my food for the week at my house in Milwaukee, throw it in my cooler and take it up for the week. As you can see I do not have any dishes or food stored here.This is bedroom #2. I use it as a storage space for my smelly clothes until the end of the week when I can get home and do laundry.My clothes in bedroom #2.This is bedroom #1. There is nothing in it and I have the door to it closed all of the time.Another photo of the empty bedroom.Here is the bathroom. Nothing special. One shower head, no TV, no stereo, no heated floor, no phone on the wall. I do enjoy my bathroom at home. Here is the living room. The only thing in it is my bed.That and some clothes in the corner and a radio.This is the view out of the window on the west wall of the living room.This is the view looking out the balcony door in the living room.And they aren't quite done with the stairs leading down from the balcony off the living room. 
Jota was captain of our ship.
Mickeys Dairy Bar 1950 menu.
Here is a statue outside of Camp Randall that we needed to take a picture in front of.
Bascom hill, this is already a finalist for the Christmas Card Photo.
The starfish in the Capitol.
The Merry-Go-Round
Here is the picture that Angela insisted that I delete. I told her I did, but I didn't. I don't think she reads my blog anyhow.
While at the bar, I was talking with Chris and I told him that I had a place in Eden, just because it is such a waste of time to spend 2 hours a day driving back and forth. At least that is how I feel, The General on the other hand just loves 2 hours a day in a car. But Chris nicknamed it "The Garden of Eden". You are all more then welcome to come up and visit. Although I will not be around on weekends. I really don't do too much while in Eden. My typical day is up at 6:30, on the job site by 6:35. I am literally that close to the project. I work until at least 5:00 p.m. and I if I am lucky, I can break away for 20 minutes to grab some lunch. I get back to my place (I will get pictures of it up soon), I relax, take a shower and then work out. And by 6:30 - 7:00 I get out on my bike for a ride. I have an 8 mile loop that I do. It isn't too bad, and actually the other day, I got my ride in as the sun was going down and it was a great sun set. So starting last night, I started taking my camera with me to grab some photos. Here is what I got.
I actually bike right through the middle of the a wind farm. It is sort of cool. When you get close to the wind mills you can hear the blades slice through the air.
I am a sucker for sunsets, and for some reason I like taking pictures of them. Maybe this weekend, if I am not too lazy, I will crawl out of bed early to get some sun rise pictures on the lake front. I have never done that before.
I thought this was a cool shot of a country road with a farm off in the distance and pastures on either side.
I easily wasted 20 minutes taking sunset pictures out there. But is it a nice area with a lot of rolling hills. It is actually a great bike workout.
After my bike ride, I put my bike away and go for a walk around the block to cool down. This is the view looking out one end of the alley that my place is on.
This is the Eden Meat Market. If you look close, under the light is an electric hoist. They apparently cut deer during deer season. I am guessing that they skin the deer back here. I hope I get the opportunity to check out their operation before I leave Eden. Maybe I can give them some pointers from the "Head Boner".
I like playing with the lens exposure on my camera. I caught this train going through town on my walk around the block.
Here is Main Street Eden. My place is up about three or four buildings on the right. 
