The Tour’s Last Views in the City of Brews | Milwaukee, WI

This is it-it all comes to this. A little under 50 locations ago we began a long ride at the grounds of Indianapolis on the quest to seek out the cultural wonders of the American frontier. Open grasslands and deserts, decorated badlands and enchanting alpine forests have characterized the trails past which we've ventured over the course of the journey. Now after countless experiences through the cities, towns and natural landscapes which define the heartland of the United States, the longest tour yet in Coverage Project history comes to an end. From midwest city to midwest city, it somehow feels right to end the entire adventure in Milwaukee, Wisconsin's largest city and a location surely pretty easy to enjoy as a "grand finale" endpoint. As a historic center for America's greatest breweries, the urban core has largely retained its notable share of gilded architecture, which stands prominent over the shimmering local bodies of water: a cumulative display which accentuates the city's visual beauty. I simply wish today, above all, to celebrate our achievement of making it to the finish line of the incredible Frontier Americana (a challenge which I hadn't felt sure that I'd conquer) as we look forward more riveting future prospects ahead.
Location Covered: Milwaukee, WI ✅
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[@donaldewert2332]

I live in Milwaukee and love it! Glad you came here and enjoyed it. You did a great job showing our great city of Milwaukee. Come again 🤗

[@TheCoverageProject]

Thanks! I appreciate the positive feedback

[@rickyboy1947]

keep up the great videos......I have enjoyed them all....thank you

[@TheCoverageProject]

Awesome to hear! I have much content waiting to be edited and I feel pleased to see that people like you are excitedly anticipating it.

[@frankv7774]

Fun Fact..the building at 7:40, The Milwaukee County Historical Society was the site for a scene in Johnny Depp's movie Public Enemies. Also sites in the Third ward and Walkers Point were used also.

[@TheCoverageProject]

Didn’t know that! Then again, I’m not well versed in film-oriented pop culture haha

[@rickyboy1947]

it would be great once you have finished all the US States, that you venture north to Canada, and review your amazing neighbor to the North.....the True North

[@TheCoverageProject]

Arranging a few tours through Canada has been an idea I’ve wanted to try for a while. And it almost happened in 2022! But it’s still on my radar, especially since I live within a few hours’ drive from the border. I’ve taken various notes for ideas and perhaps in the not too distant future from when I send this, I will have made something on behalf of The Great White North for this channel.