Wandawega Blog Archive

RESCUE DOGS shoot at campSharing more about the Do Good @GOODHOUND program What they do for this cause is everything.They partner with other like-minded businesses and orgs to host fundraisers and food drives to help provide community members with nutrition for their pets, Theyve donated thousands of toys to local animal shelters for enrichment and comfort over the years raising awareness for adoptable dogs by featuring Adoptable Good Hounds raising money for an animal welfare organizations. They are proud to support Pets Helping People (PHP), anot-for-profit 501(c)3 organization who trains and assesses dogs and their compassionate owners to provide therapy visits in Southeast Wisconsin.They donate 100% of profitsfrom their Do Good products to PHP. Thank you @cassierosch for these incredible photos of these amazing dogs and to @lakelandshelter for bringing some to camp to show their best smiles for the best cause

November 17, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

as we approach the holidays, we are begging anybody considering growing your family to please consider giving a home to a dog that is in need. Adopting a pup infuses your life in ways I cant begin to put words to. Last week, our friend @cassierosch came with the good folks at @goodhound with a bunch of amazing, sweet and hopeful dogs from the @lakelandanimalshelter ( a non-profit near camp). Some of the dogs in these pics are still hoping to find forever homes. With the help of 100 volunteers Lakeland cares for over 3,000 dogs a year – reuniting lost dogs with their owners or helping them find adopted forever homes.This week, well be sharing more about the Milwaukee mom-and-pop @goodhound how what they make supports a cause that is so close to our heartsIf you or somebody you know is looking to save a little furry soul – please think about taking a trip to @lakelandshelterYes, they have puppies, but they also have old dogs with young souls – and so much love to give.#rescuedog #rescuedogs

November 15, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

Youll never guess.The Camp line is back in stock again at @target @bedbathandbeyond & our favorite (wait for it)…………..@homedepotGotta love that its possible to get a replacement chainsaw blade, fertilizer, and now our 1960s felt, silkscreened, & tasseled souvenir throw pillow in one stop. What a world..@makerscollectivehomePhotos by @nathanbobey @bobcoscarelli @prezpipe @erikengstromphoto

November 13, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

LUXURIOUS is not a word thats been used in the same sentence as camp, like ever. Still isnt.(except for when @wired is talking about our line with @thetiebar )Well never stop being surprised when we get included in a holiday gift guide story – slide to the end to see the other brands & products featured in the story……….Photo credits here to all the camp friends @prezpipe @nathanbobey @bobcoscarelli (plus a shot from The Tiebar studio team & images from last two from @wired) also- gratitude for @youneedmc @chelleko@cristina_no_h @onyx.picks / model credits @shazzy__razzy @zachmuniz @_jamescline

November 12, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

New member of our rag-tag work fleet. Faster than our tractor. More powerful than our golf carts. Able to haul mountains of laundry in a single run.The orphan on FB marketplace we got from a local farmer is now the fleet captain of steel (and plastic) CAMP RANGER!Next I think we may just need to hire a full time mechanic to keep these machines running : )

November 11, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

Had some friends – new and old- pay us a visit last week- It was a tough few days leading up to (and since) Tuesday. We always welcome a friends perspective when clouds are heavy. Thank you for bringing a new way to look at old things @bluegrassmarket @erikengstromphoto @folkmagazine

November 9, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

Sharing happy moments of distraction.(I need to be heavily distracted right now).So – sharing pretty, Inspiring, creative things from pretty, inspiring, creative humans. @ponnopozz gets married and rings up @rosewoodwed to help her throw a shindig and calls in @foreverhellofilms to take the pictures. I find that sharing creative things made by creative people make sometimes helps us heal Also, I love that she made a banner for people of honor. Seems like a good aspiration for us all.

November 7, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram

Our camp neighbors and friend at @fieldnotesbrand @coudal just released our favorite series yet: The 64th Quarterly Limited Edition for fall, 2024 : The Birds and Trees of North America Edition, featuring the artwork of Rex Brasher (18691960).A blast attending their launch event at the Field Notes headquarters (gorgeous offices, gallery & showroom)They also made an incredible short doc telling the story of Rex & his work (a must-see) on their site.@heidimcoudal brought another great spread with her @bigdeliciousplanet team and @solemnoathbeer @hiddenhandbeer stocking our Wandawega Georges Nickel Ale alongside our other favorite brew: the New Field Notes Charming Beer. (Were obsessed with the design of the can, the webbed chair. The tote bag, every detail nailed.) Weve been fans of Field notes brand for too many years to count. So much that we partnered with @ClaytonandCrume to make leather journal carriers for our own customized Wandawega Field Notes that they made for us. ABOUT (the newest – and we think best yet) SERIES:Rex Brashers artistic talent, love of nature, technical expertise, and persistence offer an inspiring story that should be better known by anyone with an interest in birds, nature, or art. From a young age, Brasher committed to visiting all of Americas bird species in their natural habitats. He spent a lifetime traveling, collecting notes and drawings, writing personal, insightful descriptions, and painting and re-painting birds. By the late 1920s, Brasher nearly 60 years old was finally satisfied with his paintings, and set out to publish a collection of his work. Unhappy with color printing options at the time, Brasher had the paintings reproduced in black-and white, then hand-colored all 87,000 pages of the nearly 100 sets of twelve volumes of The Birds and Trees of North America, which he completed in 1932. Weve carefully reproduced six of Brashers colorful illustrations on two 3-Packs of Field Notes Ruled Memo Books

November 4, 2024 • Published by Tereasa Surratt • Instagram