
From 1,800 feet in the air, the pilot of this tiny, four-seater plane points to a stretch of land marked by a smattering of farms and one, arterial road.
“That’s the Wisconsin border,” he says. “Doesn’t look like much from up here.”

From 1,800 feet in the air, the pilot of this tiny, four-seater plane points to a stretch of land marked by a smattering of farms and one, arterial road.
“That’s the Wisconsin border,” he says. “Doesn’t look like much from up here.”