Packers around the world.

[Bub]

Born in the UP.

Grew up in Oshkosh.

Army took me to Missouri, Texas, Arizona, Hawaii, Guam, North Korea, South Korea, Lousiana, Germany, Bosnia, Croatia, Georgia, Maryland and everywhere inbetween.

Now stuck in SoCal.

[deake]

Born and raised in Curtiss Wis, lived in the great lakes region all my life and now live in Orangeville Il. which is on the border of Il and Wis. About an hour south of Madison.

[Iron Mike]

I've also been to all of those places in my day. Spent much of the fall of 1998 in Huachuca

HAHAHAHA!! Do you still call it "Fort Wegotcha?" :P

[BlueBrewer]

Born In Spooner, WI. Came home after college to run family business.

[woodbuck27]

- I was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada (The Capitol of NB - 1946)





Fredericton, NB Back there for 3 years in 1985. Graduated with a B. Ed in Technology Education,1988.

- I grew up in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada - Elementry School through Community Colledge - Industrial Instrumentation and Controls Technologist.



Saint John is the oldest Incorporated City in Canada - formally termed the Loyalist City as it was founded by the United Empire Loyalists. Saint John claims the largest Canadian Irish community in Canada. I am Loyalist on Dads side and Irish on my Moms side. I am an Irish Canadian. That accounts for who I am - my style of personality.

The Irish Canadians are predominant throughout the Maritimes,Quebec and Ontario ( the remainder of Canada as well ).

I became a Green Bay Packer fan in 1958; a Milwaukee Brave fan (1957).



The Province of New Brunswick, Canada ,the Canadian Pictue Province



The Hartland Bridge.

The longest covered bridge in the World @ Hartland, NB.



The Harp Whale in the Bay of Fundy - between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick - N.B. - borders Quebec Gaspe Peninsula on the north and the State of Maine, USA on the west.



New Brunswick is famous for its majestic rivers Atlantic Salmon, and small mouth bass as well as many other varieties,waterways, and salt and freshwater sand beaches. Its Citys and Towns and Villages with Victorian and Loyalist archetecture.



Riding horseback on a portion of the Fundy Trail to Fundy National Park.



One of my favourite beaches near St. Martins, NB. More serene, more beautiful than it looks Packerrats; it was once mostly isolated with few daily visitors when I enjoyed it. (maybe at most 10 -14 people a day) would arrive on that beach.

Melvins Beach - A Spiritual Place.







Great place if you love seafood and lobster and seawater scallops. mmmm good !



Dog sleding in Mount Carleton provincial Park.



An example of a Victorian House a Bed and Breckfast - wonderful dining room for all occasions on the Fundy Trail - in very beautiful, St. Martins,New Brunswick. I lived in St. Martins for three wonderful years. A magical place.

I recommend this place as a destination (St. Martins near Saint John, NB - 35 miles away) if you enjoy wilderness or public camping, hiking, cliff climbing - rapaling.

The three Maritime Provinces are: -

New Brunswick, Nova scotia and Prince Edward Island. East of the Maritimes lies the beautiful and very friendly Province of Newfoundland.

- I am Presently residing in ** Greenfield Park, Quebec - on the South Shore of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

I am posting on vacation back home in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Note: Our Youth Football Program teams at all levels 7 years to 18 years old, are called the GREENFIELD PACKERS.

** An outstanding Canadian youth football program, run by volunteers and financed by public donations.

GO PACK GO !

[oregonpackfan]

Great pictures, Woodbuck! I have never been to that part of Canada, just Ontario and Quebec Provinces.

I vote that after the Packer Rats game of 2008, we all travel to Woodbuck's house and spend a week there!

[MJZiggy]

You bringing the beer and tequila? We'll need lots. I mean lots.

[GBRulz]

Born in Rhinelander, WI

I think it's new avatar time!!!

hmm, giving up Brett for a Hodag....let me think about it.

NO

[HarveyWallbangers]

Great pictures, Woodbuck! I have never been to that part of Canada, just Ontario and Quebec Provinces.

Yeah, looks fantastic. I've only been to the western provinces.

[BallHawk]

Woody, have you been Banff National Park?

Looks absolutely amazing from the pictures. Hoping to go there next winter.

[mmmdk]

Amazing pics, Woody.

[Joemailman]

Born in Rhinelander, WI

I think it's new avatar time!!!

hmm, giving up Brett for a Hodag....let me think about it.

NO

I see your point. Probably a lot harder to stalk a hodag. :P

[Harlan Huckleby]

Caution! The following joke is intended EXCLUSIVELY for Woody. Others may, no, will experience pain and intestinal discomfort.

Great place if you love seafood and lobster and seawater scallops. mmmm good !

Looks Great! I am on a seafood diet. I see food and I eat it!

[DannoMac21]

Born in Oconomowoc, WI...

Live in Hartland, WI

[VegasPackFan]

Been living in Vegas now for 9 years.....

Born and raised (mostly) in Milwaukee/ St Francis 1967-1989.

Lived and worked in NW burbs of Chicago for 6 yrs 1990 - 1996

Denver for 2 years and then off to Las Vegas.