My codriver and I had a few days layover between pick up and delivery in small town Wisconsin, just a few miles from a place I have heard about for years: the Forevertron built over decades from scrap metal by Dr. Evermor. We found room to park the truck and walked down the dirt path rabbit hole. The field of wind playing bird orchestra creatures has little benches where I sat for a long time in the sun, just listening. The Forevertron itself is tantilizing in the extreme. All the other little creatures must come to life after dark. The park is open by donation and if you are able to stop there and stay forever, by all means do. It was an honor to wear my sweatshirt from The Museum of Everyday Life in Vermont off route 16 outside of Glover, the home of Bread and Puppet, that I visited by bicycle in 2014 - another out if the way outsider art oasis in this wide and dynamic country. The Forevertron is in a rare class of parallel dimension, reserved for only a few places, Pasaquan in Buena Vista GA being another one.
