@1954shadow - I believe looking through the comments here, you were the first to correctly identify Marty's car! Please email me at sightseeingsally@hotmail.com with an address to where I can send you a sticker and I'll get it mailed out to you this week.
The Mountain Bay State Trail goes right 'over' Boduel, but you have to back track on side streets from the trail to get into Bonduel. Some bike rider from Chicago asked me why there's no direct access from the trail to Bonduel. I said, "Because the nice people of Bonduel don't want people from Chicago bringing Chicago to Bonduel."
Thank you for a great video. My wife and I used to pass through Bonduel quite often one summer, years ago. We would sometimes stop and have a meal on our way back to Kenosha and one of the locals politely informed us that the town name was pronounced Bon Dool.
Sally and Marty are great historians. Takes a lot of effort and time to do such great videos. And, to do such terrific commentating is a very difficult and very unique talent. Good work, Sally
Entertaining video. The local history aspect which is the mainstay of your videos makes this unique. It is a lot more work but makes your channel unique. Thanks.
While by yourself, Sally, your videos are full of interesting history and fun; Marty adds a touch of fun in his interactions with you that are especially apparent to me in this video. I enjoyed it. Bonduel, Wisconsin.
Marty's little car is a Vette a chevette. Nice story and town as always Hope you guys stay safe and well. Maybe it closed but there used to be a Supper club in Bonduel that was pretty good.
I grew up in Bonduel - my grandparents owned Wayne's Place when it was still known as 3rd Generation. It's nice to see your appreciation for our little town ❤
Racine Wisconsin has lots of odd shaped buildings, round,houses,tryangel.A space ship looking church.lots of humungus houses,Cobble stone streets,with huge old houses,with carage house garages.
Some years ago my sister lived east of c on highway 29 where there used to be a creamery on what was called Blake’s hill. I spent a lot of time there and this was so interesting. Thanks for sharing all your travels Sally🙂
Beautiful Knobs - Loose Women and weirdos WoW!!! what a show. I have to find my way back to your country (state) someday The fishing was always the best and there are a ton of smiles, just like you guys have. We look forward to all of it.
Loved this video. Since we live in Pulaski, we frequent Bonduel all the time...Hungry Bear, Red Rooster, and Da Ess! FYI...we miss the fudge we used to get in Crivitz.
Oh God never let Marty find out Hudson Wisconsin has a fairly good antique store, but Hudson was a lumber town, that also housed a railroad boxcar repair depot. But across the St Croix river is Stillwater, the Greatest antique mecca and Minnesota's oldest town/city. Including the prison (that's now a high end condo complex. Love your doing Americana midwest. 🤙🤙🤙🥰
...so... what exactly did you buy at Lawrenz's Sausage Shop ?? It's a fun part that you skipped, thinking we wouldn't notice. Otherwise, as usual, your excursions are fun to watch (except when you don't show us what you bought at the sausage shop). 🙂 The car @ 10:13 A Chevette?
You sure had me laughing with the "loose women" comment, and how you had a hard time letting that one go. You tow aren't weird, you're the perfect couple who fits together like a glove. As always, the tours are excellent.😅😆👍👍👍👍👍
Those coming down to WI probably come to get warm. Those houses had nice front porches. Sit out there in the summer with a jug of beer, radio with the ball game on and chat with the passers by. Some even shared their beer, or so I hear.
Have you ever done Land o: Lakes, in Vilas County? My family used to vacation up on Big Portage Lake near there in the summers where my grandfather had built a number of cottages. Originally they were going to use the place as a summer camp for under privileged kids - they called it Camp Indian Dog but the buy who was supposed to secure the kids for them spent all their money and never came up with any kids. So they just used it for a vacation site for the family and rented some of the cabins out to friends during the summers and hunting season.
Don’t forget to see Two Rivers, Wi. I was traveling with my boyfriend at the time with water tower painters. It’s north of Manitowac. Lots of history in both of those towns. Manitowac has a submarine (museum) that you can go on.
Would love for you to head over to NW Wisconsin, the "Indianhead" part of the State. I have lived here all my life in a little town called Frederic. There are many small towns in this area that have interesting histories.
we lived in Bonduel 1983-84. I was working at a bank in Shawano while my wife was stuck in our duplex (newer, thank God) during a pretty rough winter. She would call me about 11 am complaining she had nothing to do; I suggested she bound up our daughter, put her on the sled and walk to downtown. My mistake as she had already done it-took about an hour tops and she was not a happy camper 🙄🙄
@@SightseeingSally Thanks Sally, I must have started watching it only a few minutes after it was posted. I’ll check it again a little later. Thanks again for responding. 😀👍
There was a period when German craftsmen would join wood floors tightly and paint without smearing things. Amazing work. . In fact every immigrant group had some slightly different strong points and weak points. It would be nice if Marty expounded on that.
That gold Cadillac reminds me of when I saw a pristine black 1950s Cadillac Eldorado in the shoping center in Seal Beach, California in the early 1970s. That thing looked brand new, but then I still remember my neighbor Mr Nichols from when I was barely three years old in early 1957. Mr Nichols had a seriously oxidized dark blue 1938 Pontiac four door with the teardrop headlights. I can still see that car sitting in his driveway in Quito, Califronia like it was yesterday. Here in Phoenix there is amost nothing as old as that merchantile you featured today, anything from the early 1960s is a rarity around these parts. Hang in there Marty, hope your feeling better already. Sally and Marty take care, it was fun seeing something different than Phoenix, trust me.
WI country/nature is beautiful. The people, not so much. Try to imagine the gossiping and backbiting that goes on in these WI small towns. When the residents meet on the street-if they are not too overweight to walk-they smile at each other while silently judging. There’s a reason industry, commerce and the ability to earn a livelihood left these small towns. Rotten from the inside.
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I had two, Chevettes.
Congrats! 👍
@1954shadow - I believe looking through the comments here, you were the first to correctly identify Marty's car! Please email me at sightseeingsally@hotmail.com with an address to where I can send you a sticker and I'll get it mailed out to you this week.
@@SightseeingSally Woohooo, awesome!
@@SightseeingSally I’ll dig out a photo or two of my Chevettes and email them som time.
@@1954shadow sounds great, thanks!
Indian Walleye spearing festival and fish fry is a spring culinary cultural event out there in the northeast Wisconsin zone
The Mountain Bay State Trail goes right 'over' Boduel, but you have to back track on side streets from the trail to get into Bonduel. Some bike rider from Chicago asked me why there's no direct access from the trail to Bonduel. I said, "Because the nice people of Bonduel don't want people from Chicago bringing Chicago to Bonduel."
I will be visiting Bonduel this summer, thanks to your video. Love them all and also love Wisconsin!
I have family from Bonduel and Shawano -- thanks so much for covering these towns.
Thank you for a great video. My wife and I used to pass through Bonduel quite often one summer, years ago. We would sometimes stop and have a meal on our way back to Kenosha and one of the locals politely informed us that the town name was pronounced Bon Dool.
Sally and Marty are great historians. Takes a lot of effort and time to do such great videos. And, to do such terrific commentating is a very difficult and very unique talent. Good work, Sally
Thank you!!!! ☺️
We pass through Bonduel on the way up north to the parents. Very cute town.
Another excellent walk-through tour of a wonderful small town!👍 Thank you Sally & Marty. Very enjoyable (as always)! 😀
Its a Chevy Chevette and thanks for another cool video 🐾 and the Caddy was a 59
Entertaining video. The local history aspect which is the mainstay of your videos makes this unique. It is a lot more work but makes your channel unique. Thanks.
While by yourself, Sally, your videos are full of interesting history and fun; Marty adds a touch of fun in his interactions with you that are especially apparent to me in this video. I enjoyed it. Bonduel, Wisconsin.
Marty's little car is a Vette a chevette. Nice story and town as always Hope you guys stay safe and well. Maybe it closed but there used to be a Supper club in Bonduel that was pretty good.
Antlers? I haven't been there, but I can say that Wisconsin supper clubs are treasures, to be enjoyed and supported whenever possible!
I agree with you on the car. Must be one of the beginning models
Right down the road from Shawano where I live. I stop at Kwik Trip in Bonduel often
I grew up in Bonduel - my grandparents owned Wayne's Place when it was still known as 3rd Generation. It's nice to see your appreciation for our little town ❤
Went through Bonduel often on the way up to Cecil for summer vacations in the 50's and 60's
Loved watching this since I am an graduate of Bonduel High School.
"Sightseeing Sally" - Sounds like a good name for a song!
Racine Wisconsin has lots of odd shaped buildings, round,houses,tryangel.A space ship looking church.lots of humungus houses,Cobble stone streets,with huge old houses,with carage house garages.
I enjoy your videos being a history buff I like that you research the history of the places you visit
Thanks Sally 😊 for taking us place we never been.......and......go Marty
Love sightseeing with you two
Some years ago my sister lived east of c on highway 29 where there used to be a creamery on what was called Blake’s hill. I spent a lot of time there and this was so interesting. Thanks for sharing all your travels Sally🙂
Beautiful Knobs - Loose Women and weirdos WoW!!! what a show.
I have to find my way back to your country (state) someday
The fishing was always the best and there are a ton of smiles, just like you guys have.
We look forward to all of it.
Hurry on back!
The car at 10:17 . . . Nash Rambler? A Sightseeing Sally Sticker? Awesome!!!!!!
I go to Doc's Harley Davidson All the time!
Hi Guys : Lots of history in that small town, That antique mall is a real time capsule. ☺Good job and Thanks for sharing. Lynn & Steve
Great tour of Bonduel. Making our list of places to visit this Summer, and Bonduel looks interesting enough to make the list.
The little car next to the old Ferd pickup is a Chevy Chevette. I had one in high school as well, an '81
Another fine town to check out on Google Earth. Thanks for the fun tour Sally and Marty!
PS, for even better results, sit on waxpaper! 18:39 😉
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Looks like a chey chevette or we used to call them shoveits.
We called them Shitvette !
Loved this!
*Thank you for sharing!*
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Thank you ❤😊
Loved this video. Since we live in Pulaski, we frequent Bonduel all the time...Hungry Bear, Red Rooster, and Da Ess! FYI...we miss the fudge we used to get in Crivitz.
Thanks Sally. Good stuff.
Looks like a 1979 Chevette. I had one also. Actually really liked that car.
The best chevettes were at the drag strip with 4 foot tall engines and giant tires
Interesting place. Good to see you hitting new places
Oh God never let Marty find out Hudson Wisconsin has a fairly good antique store, but Hudson was a lumber town, that also housed a railroad boxcar repair depot. But across the St Croix river is Stillwater, the Greatest antique mecca and Minnesota's oldest town/city. Including the prison (that's now a high end condo complex. Love your doing Americana midwest. 🤙🤙🤙🥰
The slammer in Stillwater is now a high end condo complex?! You're kidding me! Grew up in St. Paul; evidently have been away tooooo long!
Mayville also has a swimming place surrounded by sand.
My shop/garage is not pepto pink but somebody painted it barney purple. One of these days we might paint it.
...so... what exactly did you buy at Lawrenz's Sausage Shop ?? It's a fun part that you skipped, thinking we wouldn't notice. Otherwise, as usual, your excursions are fun to watch (except when you don't show us what you bought at the sausage shop). 🙂 The car @ 10:13 A Chevette?
You sure had me laughing with the "loose women" comment, and how you had a hard time letting that one go. You tow aren't weird, you're the perfect couple who fits together like a glove. As always, the tours are excellent.😅😆👍👍👍👍👍
Really enjoy the local history of the places you go.
Luv your videos.....Hope you can do Haugen ,WI some day ?
Nice slide Sally !
Lot there to see !
That car ? Good question ?
Been thinking ? Might be a Chevy !
Love Chevy ?
Up until a year maybe 2 or 3 West Bend wi had a swimming hole like that. They recently closed it.
Sight Seeing Sally and Hearty Marty.
You should try some bison burgers. Great taste and healthier than beef.
I'd like to see Sally's tattoos.
Those coming down to WI probably come to get warm. Those houses had nice front porches. Sit out there in the summer with a jug of beer, radio with the ball game on and chat with the passers by. Some even shared their beer, or so I hear.
Every time someone guesses chevy chevette i see a "translate to English"notation. But when i tap on it, it shows the same thing. Hahaha 😮
hahahaha I noticed the same thing
Have you ever been to the 'ye old oak bar' in Menominee, MI? It is either Marinette or Menomonee.
Have you ever done Land o: Lakes, in Vilas County? My family used to vacation up on Big Portage Lake near there in the summers where my grandfather had built a number of cottages. Originally they were going to use the place as a summer camp for under privileged kids - they called it Camp Indian Dog but the buy who was supposed to secure the kids for them spent all their money and never came up with any kids. So they just used it for a vacation site for the family and rented some of the cabins out to friends during the summers and hunting season.
Don’t forget to see Two Rivers, Wi. I was traveling with my boyfriend at the time with water tower painters. It’s north of Manitowac. Lots of history in both of those towns. Manitowac has a submarine (museum) that you can go on.
Don't you mean "Trivers" hahaha
hatfield is at northern wi,its a big happening lil town in the summertime,fishermen but when it comes to winter the town is a ghost town
Would love for you to head over to NW Wisconsin, the "Indianhead" part of the State. I have lived here all my life in a little town called Frederic. There are many small towns in this area that have interesting histories.
Hopefully this summer I / we can get over that way.
@@SightseeingSally That would be awesome if you could!
we lived in Bonduel 1983-84. I was working at a bank in Shawano while my wife was stuck in our duplex (newer, thank God) during a pretty rough winter. She would call me about 11 am complaining she had nothing to do; I suggested she bound up our daughter, put her on the sled and walk to downtown. My mistake as she had already done it-took about an hour tops and she was not a happy camper 🙄🙄
10:37 it's a 1953 Dodge Coronet 10:07 is a Chevrolet Chevette
Are you sure Marty watches Green Acres? He looks more like a Petticoat Junction guy. I mean...
Chevette, folks had one.
I won't touch the "knobs" reference in your home😅 but I'd have liked a little perusal of the selection of the fine cuisine offered at Lawrenze's. 🤤
Is that car by the old plow truck a Ford Falcon?
I’m only able to get the resolution to 360P. Your others are 1080P. What happened?
The HD version must still be processing.
@@SightseeingSally Thanks Sally, I must have started watching it only a few minutes after it was posted. I’ll check it again a little later. Thanks again for responding. 😀👍
Yup, good now. 😀😀😀😀😉
Antler's Supper Club has great food!
Is the car @10:20 a Gremlin?
The car was a Chevette. Mine was a 4 door.
Martys car might be an Hillman Avenger…
That one car was a Chevy Chevette and I used to own one
it looks to be a Pontiac T1000, the Pontiac version of the Chevy Chevette
What a fantastic video.... thanks for the shoutout on FaceBook too!!!!
chevy chevette, not sure what year ?
That's a Chevy Chevette,, 😊
A singer já estava nas casas 🏠
There was a period when German craftsmen would join wood floors tightly and paint without smearing things. Amazing work. . In fact every immigrant group had some slightly different strong points and weak points. It would be nice if Marty expounded on that.
Mid 80's Chevy Chrvette.
Hey Sally!
Please do a video about a beautiful little town in Iowa called Anita. A whale of a town.
Chevy Chevette. 10:07
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A 70’s Chevy Chevette
That gold Cadillac reminds me of when I saw a pristine black 1950s Cadillac Eldorado in the shoping center in Seal Beach, California in the early 1970s. That thing looked brand new, but then I still remember my neighbor Mr Nichols from when I was barely three years old in early 1957. Mr Nichols had a seriously oxidized dark blue 1938 Pontiac four door with the teardrop headlights. I can still see that car sitting in his driveway in Quito, Califronia like it was yesterday. Here in Phoenix there is amost nothing as old as that merchantile you featured today, anything from the early 1960s is a rarity around these parts. Hang in there Marty, hope your feeling better already. Sally and Marty take care, it was fun seeing something different than Phoenix, trust me.
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I believe that car is a Chevette
Perhaps a Chevy Chevett?
Buick Opel
No doubt Bonduel got dealt a blow when Wisconsin 29 was diverted to its bypass in the '00s.
Hard to find beef anything since over the years pork is suddenly good for you... Go try and find barbecue beef somewhere want be easy
Chevette
But was Waynes Place ever Waynes World? I guess it was for him (hee hee)🤓
Your, “forgotten towns,” are OUR towns. Oh, and … MARTY!
Dont think you gonna find any beef in a sausauge shop..
First!😁👍
Marty's Wao wao wao
Show some restaurant shops meats poultry I'm sure they'll kick in for your video infomercial
WI country/nature is beautiful. The people, not so much.
Try to imagine the gossiping and backbiting that goes on in these WI small towns. When the residents meet on the street-if they are not too overweight to walk-they smile at each other while silently judging.
There’s a reason industry, commerce and the ability to earn a livelihood left these small towns. Rotten from the inside.
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Wow sausage and Hot dog
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it’s a chevy chevette
That car a Brat?
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Stay away from the town Racine. Weird things happen there.
What’s with this comment?
@Kathleen Woodbury Rumblings of Satanism, child trafficking, Paul Ryan etc. Ukraine like.
Kringel is not weird!
@Nancy Lindsay - I'm with you, Kringel is a good thing!
Im sorry but i live near Ashland wi and feel Boduel is more mid-eastern Wisconsin not northeastern lol jk