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2: Art and Lies
'Nice, isn't it?'
'Yes, marvellous.'
'Marvellous. Absolutely. Yes.'
'Yes, absolutely marvellous.'
'I don't know about you, but I think it's marvellous.'
'So do I.'
'Good. If you hadn't I'd have been very upset.'
'Well then you haven't got anything to worry about.'
'Are you sure?'
'It's not quite how you described it, though.'
'Oh, how did I describe it?'
'You said it was nice,' Romana frowned, with just the slightest hint of condescension.
The Doctor shrugged. By now, he was beginning to think, there was absolutely no satisfying Romana. From the middle observation deck of the Eiffel Tower, they could look over the whole of central Paris, and here she was splitting hairs over his choice of description. 'Oh well,' he sighed. 'It's still the only place in the galaxy where one can relax entirely.'
'Oh, that bouquet!' declared Romana, with an appreciative smile. Finally, at the end of the argument, she was beginning to give in to exactly the kind of pointless behaviour the Doctor had been arguing in favour of all along - simple, mundane, un-Gallifreyan things like sniffing the morning air in a beautiful city.
'What Paris has,' the Doctor said as he continued his philosophical assessment of the city, 'is an ethos. A life. It has...' He searched for the right word to end the sentence.
'A bouquet.'
'It has a spirit all of its own... it has...'
'A bouquet?'
'Like a wine, it has...'
'A bouquet!'
'...it has a bouquet! Like a good wine,' mused the Doctor. 'You have to choose an old vintage, of course.'
Romana frowned. 'What year is this?'
'What?' The Doctor thought for a moment. 'Ah, well it's 1979, actually. More of a table wine, really.'
'A good one?'
'I don't know,' the Doctor confessed. 'A randomiser's a useful device, but it lacks true discrimination.' He grinned a mischievous grin and adopted his loudest stage whisper. 'Shall we sip it and see?'
Romana's eyes lit up. 'Let's!' She looked around them with a slightly confused frown. 'Shall we take the lift or fly?'
'Let's not be ostentatious,' the Doctor advised, with a cursory nod at the other tourists around them.
'All right, let's fly then.'
'That would be silly,' the Doctor said severely. 'We'll take the lift.'
They took the lift.
The argument, as the Doctor saw it, had been going on for four hundred years. Yesterday they'd been in London in the year 2000. As a treat, he'd decided to take Romana to see a work of great art. In the heat of the July afternoon they paid their £5 each at the box office and joined the other tourists making their way into the yard at the reconstructed Globe Theatre on the South Bank. 'This,' the Doctor told Romana, 'is one of the greatest works of art to have been created. It's certainly the greatest play ever written. And I should know. I had a hand in it.' As usual, he was declaiming too loudly and Romana smiled politely at the audience members around them giving them strange looks. 'And yet somehow I've never managed to see the whole thing through...the trouble with being a Time Lord is that there's never enough time.'
'Surely,' contradicted Romana, 'we have all the time in the world?'
The Doctor chuckled and the play began. 'Brilliant,' he whispered as Barnardo and Francisco fired lines of pentameter at each other. 'You know, Will wanted to cut all this stuff out,' he said as Horatio and Marcellus arrived. 'He wanted to start it with the council scene. 'But Will', I told him, 'you must have the Ghost appear right at the start. Otherwise the first half an hour is all talk!' He was quite an easy pushover, that boy.'
When the Ghost appeared, rising up through a trap door in the centre of the stage, the Doctor grinned his wide-eyed grin and said, 'Excellent. Excellent!' Romana, on the other hand, thought it was silly and said so. 'Silly?' retorted the Doctor indignantly.
'Yes,' said Romana. 'Anyone could tell that wasn't a ghost. It's just a man in a suit.'
'But you have to suspend your disbelief!' the Doctor insisted. 'This is a great work of art! In great works of art, it's not the effect but the intention that matters! They,' he said, gesturing widely at the groundlings around them who were wishing he'd shut up, 'know it's just a man in a suit.' There was a twinkle in his eyes. 'But they believe it just the same!'
'I've been to theatre before,' said Romana condescendingly. 'And when they needed ghosts, they used holographic projection and effects that made the audience believe they really were seeing a ghost. No one here is fooled. They're being conned. Surely by now Earth is capable of better than this?'
'Of course they are! But the whole point of this place is that they're recreating great works of art as they once were - the point is in the story, in the poetry and the script! Not in the special effects! Four hundred years ago, close to this spot, human beings were held rapt by this play.'
There was a whisper from beside them. 'And some of us are still trying to be! Will you please shut up?' said an audience member. The Doctor and Romana glanced up to find that not only were the people around them glaring angrily but the Danish Court onstage were paused in mid-action waiting for the end of the distraction.
'It's all right,' growled the Doctor, 'we're leaving,' and he took Romana by the arm straight back to the TARDIS.
Things hadn't gone much better in 1601. Amidst the Elizabethan audience the Doctor and Romana looked like giants and smelt like fanatics in the field of personal hygiene. When the Ghost appeared, the Doctor said, 'Look, it's Will!' in a bellowed whisper, and onstage the Ghost grimaced, before nodding in the Doctor's direction through clenched teeth and then carrying on with the scene.
The audience may have been rapt as the Ghost descended into the trap door situated in the centre of the stage, but Romana was not. 'This is even worse than the other one,' she murmured. 'How can any of them be taking this seriously?'
'But listen to the poetry!' the Doctor begged. 'Listen to those lines!' He spoke along with the onstage actor. ''But look; the morn in russet mantle clad walks o'er the dew of yon high eastward hill'! Brilliant! Wait until they get to the bits I helped with!'
'At least the Ghost in the other one had a better costume,' snorted Romana.
'How many times do I have to tell you? This is a work of great art. The costumes don't matter!' The Doctor was becoming more than exasperated. 'This is one of the greatest literary works in the universe and you complain about the costumes!'
'The world, Doctor.'
'The world,' repeated Romana. 'Not 'the universe' in public; people might hear you.'
'I don't care!' exclaimed the angry Time Lord. 'This is one of the greatest plays in the universe!'
'How can you know?' retorted Romana, through clenched teeth. 'I thought you said you'd never seen it through to the end?' And with that she pushed her way out of the packed yard and returned to the TARDIS, which had several horses tied to it. The last of them was puzzling over its new-found freedom when the Doctor stalked back into the TARDIS. 'There's no satisfying you,' he complained. 'The human race are capable of such great artistic achievements, and you won't give them the slightest bit of acknowledgement...what a piece of work is a man! How noble in reason, how infinite in faculties!'
'Doctor, you have failed so far to show me anything that might imply that humans are as ingenious and industrious in the Arts as you continue to maintain they are,' replied the adamant Romana.
And so they came to Paris. So far, she hadn't complained.
They'd had to fight their way onto the train when they got to the Metro. The Parisians cheered them on. Unlike Londoners, Parisians respect rule-breakers and people who hold up trains from departing on time by standing in the way of closing doors. They received a polite round of applause as the Doctor freed his scarf from the train doors and proceeded to an empty seat.
'Where are we going?' Romana asked as the train pulled away from the Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel Metro station.
The Doctor raised an eyebrow at her. 'Are you talking philosophically or geographically?' he enquired.
Romana thought this over for a moment. 'Philosophically,' she decided.
The Doctor grinned. 'Then we're going to lunch!' He settled back in his seat. 'I know a little place not too far from here that does an excellent bouillabaisse.'
'Bouillabaisse...' Romana savoured the word, unaware that the imagined meal would turn out to be a simple fish soup. 'Yum, yum!' Humans might be lousy artists, but as far as Romana was concerned they knew how to cook.
A short while later, they disembarked at another station and made their way back up to ground level, whereupon the Doctor led the way past the Nôtre Dame cathedral to a small street-front café called La Vache, and ordered bouillabaisse and tea.
Romana sat at a table and looked around. The café had a number of small round tables with matching gingham tablecloths and three chairs. One side of the café was dominated by a long bar, presided over by the café patron, who spent his time watching a small television set when he wasn't serving customers. The Doctor greeted the patron with a cheery 'Hello, Jaques!' to which Jaques responded the kind of grunt that was peculiar to men of his profession.
The Doctor reached into his coat pocket and pulled out the book he had purchased at the Metro station, entitled 3 Million d'Annees d'Adventure Humaine. He hadn't the faintest idea what had possessed him to purchase it but it sounded thrilling. He opened it to the first page and flicked through the entire book in a couple of seconds...
'Any good?' Romana enquired casually.
'Not bad,' the Doctor replied, stowing it away again. 'A bit boring in the middle.'
Romana breathed in the aroma of the café and sighed. 'You're right, Doctor.'
'Am I? Good, I usually am. What about?' Surely she wasn't about to concede defeat in their eternal argument about Art?
'About Paris being so relaxing.'
The Doctor nodded. 'Yes, I suppose it is.'
'Have you been to Paris before?'
'Oh yes.' The Doctor frowned thoughtfully. 'This used to be my favourite place on Earth, back before the Renaissance. It's a while since I've been back here, though.'
'Hmmm. Dropped by to see the Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre, and later on a bit of the French Revolution... even in the midst of chaos, this city has an atmosphere like no other.'
'How do you mean?' Romana sniffed the air, puzzled. 'Methane? Carbon? Molybdenum?'
The Doctor broke into a grin. Sometimes Romana wasn't as smart as she thought she was - or rather it was that she took things too literally. 'No,' he said with a harsh laugh, 'but it has a bouquet!'
Jaques called out to tell them that their bouillabaisse was ready. 'I'll get it,' said Romana, and went to stand up.
'No!' hissed the Doctor urgently. 'Don't move, you might spoil a priceless work of art!'
Romana frowned. 'What?'
The Doctor nodded slightly towards the table behind them. 'That man over there... no, don't look!'
'What's he doing?' she asked, mortified.
A pause, before the Doctor spoke. 'He's sketching you!'
Romana's fear gave way to delight. 'Is he?' She went to turn around.
'No!' whispered the Doctor, but Romana had already turned.
Across the café, a man wearing a tweed suit and a beret scowled at her, cursed silently and then screwed up the top page of his drawing pad. He then stormed out of the café, pausing only to theatrically toss the crumpled ball of paper into a bin as he passed their table.
The Doctor and Romana exchanged glum expressions.
'I told you not to look,' the Doctor murmured reprovingly.
Romana was indignant. 'I just wanted to see!'
The Doctor shrugged. 'Well it's too late, he's gone now.'
'Pity.' Romana leaned back in her chair. 'I wonder what he thought I looked like?'
'Well, he threw it down over there,' said the Doctor, and retrieved the crumpled sheet of paper from the bin. Jaques cleared his throat as two bowls of bouillabaisse steamed away on the counter. The Doctor carefully uncrumpled the paper. 'Let's have a look, shall we...'
He suddenly stopped. There was a tingling in his head and he looked carefully at Romana. She could feel it too. A strange sensation came over them and they both found their attention drawn back to the patron up at the counter.
Jaques called out to tell them that their bouillabaisse was ready. 'I'll get it,' said Romana, and went to stand up.
'No!' hissed the Doctor urgently. 'Don't move, you might spoil a priceless work of art!'
Romana frowned. 'What?'
The Doctor nodded slightly towards the table behind them. 'That man over there... no, don't look!'
'What's he doing?' she asked, mortified.
A pause, before the Doctor spoke. 'He's sketching you!'
Romana's fear gave way to delight. 'Is he?' She went to turn around.
'No!' whispered the Doctor, but Romana had already turned.
Across the café, a man wearing a tweed suit and a beret scowled at her, cursed silently and then screwed up the top page of his drawing pad. He then stormed out of the café, pausing only to theatrically toss the crumpled ball of paper into a bin as he passed their table.
The Doctor and Romana exchanged glum expressions.
'I told you not to look,' the Doctor murmured reprovingly.
Romana was indignant. 'I just wanted to see!'
The Doctor shrugged. 'Well it's too late, he's gone now.'
'Pity.' Romana leaned back in her chair. 'I wonder what he thought I looked like?'
'Well,' said the Doctor, 'he threw it down over there.' But there was no need to cross over to the bin, for the sheet of paper was already in his hand, as it had been when the tingling feeling had begun. The sensation was gone now. He looked around the café carefully. All was normal and there was nothing in the behaviour of the other customers to suggest that it had ever been otherwise.
Romana stared at the Doctor with an expression of bewilderment. 'What's going on?' she asked.
The Doctor was, for once, as equally puzzled as his companion. 'I don't know,' he admitted, a twinge of pain nagging at his ego. 'It's as if... as if time jumped a track for a second!' He held up the sheet of paper and frowned, as if expecting it to somehow be the cause of the mysterious temporal disturbance..
'Let's have a look,' suggested Romana.
The Doctor smoothed the paper out on the table, and then held it up to examine it. His face paled and he put the picture face-down on the table. 'You know, for a Time Lady,' he said quietly, 'that's not at all a bad likeness...'
'Let me see.' Romana reached out and turned the sheet so that she could see it. She drew a sharp intake of breath as she saw what the Doctor meant. The picture was a head and shoulders sketch of her - but in place of her facial features was a clock-face with Roman numerals and a jagged crack running across it.
'It's extraordinary!' Romana exclaimed.
'It is, isn't it?' the Doctor agreed.
'I wonder why he did it like that...?' she mused.
'Like what?'
'The face of the clock - it's fractured.'
The Doctor grinned. 'Hmmm, almost like a crack in time,' he punned, and then stopped himself when he realised the gravity of what he'd just said. 'A crack in time...!'
The machine in the château's cellar laboratory was now dormant.
'Time, Count!' spluttered Kerensky as he shut down the last of the power systems, scurrying to avoid the Count's glare of disapproval at yet another failure. 'It will take time!'
Count Scarlioni nodded, disappointed. 'Time,' he murmured, liking the sound of the word. 'Time, time...' He straightened up and turned to the Professor. 'Nevertheless,' he said confidently, 'a very impressive, if... flawed demonstration. I'm relying on you to make very fast progress now, Professor. The fate of many people is in our hands!'
Professor Kerensky nodded. 'The world will have much to thank you for,' he said with admiration. Just occasionally he remembered the actual purpose of their work and realised what a great thing it was the Count hoped to accomplish.
'It will indeed, Professor,' murmured Scarlioni with his cat-like smile, 'it will indeed...'
Hermann came down the stairs and the Count drew him aside. 'Have you sold that Gutenberg?' he enquired.
'Yes, Excellency,' Hermann confirmed.
'That was well done,' the Count remarked. 'How much did you get for it?'
'One hundred and fifty thousand.'
The Count winced. 'Not nearly enough...'
'The buyer was almost convinced it was a fake.'
The Count chuckled. 'Did you convince him otherwise?'
'Of course, Excellency.'
'Good. Has the Countess gone to the Louvre?'
'She left but an hour ago,' came the reply.
Scarlioni nodded, and dismissed Hermann before turning back to the Professor. 'How soon before we can start the next test?'
Kerensky sighed. 'The next one, Count?' he groaned.
'I want to see it today,' the Count told him.
Kerensky gaped. 'Today?'
'Yes! Today!'
Professor Kerensky shook his head. 'I think this is wonderful work, Count Scarlioni, but I do not understand this obsessive urgency!' he complained.
'Time, Professor!' Scarlioni glared, mockingly. 'It is all a matter of time!'
Their bouillabaisse forgotten, the Doctor and Romana had gone outside and seated themselves at a table in the concourse. A large umbrella mounted in the middle of the table shaded them from the early afternoon sun.
'I think there's something the matter with time,' the Doctor said at last. 'Do you feel anything?'
Romana considered. 'Yes, just a twinge,' she admitted, 'and I don't like it.'
The Doctor stared off into the distance, frowning thoughtfully. 'It must be because I've crossed the time fields so often,' he said indecisively. 'No one on Earth seemed to notice anything.' With a gleam in his wide blue eyes, he took hold of Romana's hand. 'We are unique. You and I exist in a special relationship with Time, you know.' He breathed a sigh of amazement and smiled. 'Perpetual outsiders...'
Romana sneered and pulled her hand away. 'Oh, don't be so... so portentous!' she snapped.
'Portentous?' said the Doctor incredulously. 'Portentous?' He pulled the sketch from inside his coat and slapped it down on the table. He could sense the old argument flaring up again. 'Well what do you make of this, then?' he demanded.
Romana wrinkled her nose. 'Well, at least on Gallifrey we can capture a good likeness. Computers can draw, you know.'
'What?' The Doctor's mouth fell open. 'Computer pictures?' He couldn't believe Romana's nerve. 'You sit here - in Paris - and talk about computer pictures?' He got to his feet. 'I'll take you somewhere and show you some real pictures,' he snarled, infuriated, 'drawn by real people!'
'But what about the time-slip?' Romana called as the Doctor set out in an angry pace across the concourse.
'Never mind about the time-slip!' he bellowed back. 'We're on holiday!'
Romana sighed. It took so little these days to set him off - one casual word in the wrong place and he seemed to fly right of the handle. One regeneration, it's all going to catch up with him, she thought, and hoped she wouldn't be there to see it. She got to her feet and ran after him, leaving the forgotten sketch on the table.
As they passed the Conciergerie, the Doctor did a brief double-take, remembering that the ancient building had played a big part in one of his previous Parisian excursions. But apart from that one moment, this was the worst the argument had ever been. 'You know nothing about Art,' the Doctor scolded her, 'absolutely nothing. You might have achieved a Triple Alpha pass once, but at heart you're just like all those other cultureless Patrexes. Number-crunchers, that's all they are!'
'I am not a number-cruncher!' protested Romana as they strode down the south side of the Seine. 'I worked in the Bureau of Ancient Records! We dealt with all forms of history and Art!'
'Gallifreyan history!' the Doctor snapped. 'Gallifreyan art! You know nothing of the real universe! There are more things in heaven and earth...'
'Oh, don't start quoting that wretched play again,' begged Romana. She stopped dead in her tracks, looking back down the Seine. 'Do you even know where you're going?'
The Doctor stopped, startled, and glanced around. After a three hundred and sixty degree turn, he peered over the river. 'Of course I do,' he snapped, and headed straight towards the nearest bridge. Once they were on the right side of the river the Doctor marched with determination up the steps past the Orangerie and into the Jardin des Tuleries. With the onset of Spring the trees were beginning to flower. Gravel crunched underfoot as the Doctor strode in a straight line, finally stopping at the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel.
'There we are,' he declared grandly, indicating the huge museum ahead of them, 'the Louvre! One of the greatest art galleries in the Universe.'
'Nonsense,' Romana retorted as they approached the entrance. 'What about the Academius Stolarus Art Gallery on Sirius Five?'
The Doctor shook his head. 'No, no, no.'
'What about the Braxiatel Collection?' she asked as they waited in the queue.
The Doctor shook his head again. 'A pile of childrens' pictures, drawn in a nursery,' he declared.
'Or the Solarium Panatica on Stricium?' continued Romana as they finally purchased their tickets.
The Doctor was still shaking his head. 'The nursery that produced the Braxiatel Collection.'
'But surely then there's the...'
'No! There's nothing else! ...this is the gallery,' the Doctor insisted, dragging her through the building at a breakneck pace, ignoring the medieval fortress and the Egyptian section, 'the only gallery in the known Universe to contain a picture like...'
Up stairs, around corners, down stairs, past tourists, he led her towards a painting that hung in its own space behind a protective glass cover.
'...the Mona Lisa,' the Doctor announced solemnly.
There was a long silence whilst Romana stared long and hard at the painting. That was it. That was the Doctor's grand finale. If she wasn't going to respond to Will's plays, if the Italian museums were not going to sway her, then this was the only thing that might.
'Quite good,' said Romana at last.
'Quite good?' echoed the Doctor. His voice rose and his face began to turn red. 'Quite good? That's one of the great treasures of the Universe and you say quite good? Quite good!'
'The world, Doctor!' Romana corrected.
'Not 'the Universe' in public! People might hear you!' she cautioned.
'I don't care!' exclaimed the Doctor, glaring around at the painting's other onlookers to prove his point. 'This is one of the great treasures of the Universe!'
'Doctor,' Romana muttered under her breath, 'people are looking at you.'
'I don't care!' he declared loudly. 'Let them gawk. Let them gape. See if I care!'
People were indeed gawking and gaping. Amongst them was the Countess Scarlioni, seated at the end of a row of red leather chairs at one end of the room. She watched the conspicuous pair with curiosity. At the far wall behind her Duggan watched the Countess with curiosity. Not far away, two burly men in double-breasted suits and low-browed hats watched Duggan with curiosity. Romana, anxious to quell the Doctor making a scene, had turned her curiosity back towards the Mona Lisa.
'Why hasn't she got any eyebrows?' she enquired.
Now it was the Doctor's turn to gawk and gape. 'What? Is that all you can say? No eyebrows?' He shook his head in disbelief. 'Romana, that's the Mona Lisa you're talking about!' The Doctor suddenly frowned, peering at the painting. 'You're right,' he said, astonished, 'she hasn't got any eyebrows! How did I never notice that?' He thought back to a birthday party, centuries ago, and an angry model in Leonardo's studio wanting the painter to get on with the job.
A small middle-aged woman led a group of Japanese tourists into the room. '...And over here, ladies and gentlemen,' she was saying, 'we have perhaps the most famous picture in the world: the Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci in 1503. It is believed to be a still-life portrait of the third wife of Francesco di Bartolemmeo di Giocondo, an Italian aristocrat who...'
She stopped and pursed her lips. A tall man with curly hair wearing a coat and a ridiculously long scarf was blocking the view of the painting. She cleared her throat loudly and tapped him firmly on the shoulder. 'Excuse me, Monsieur,' she said, and moved around to face him, just as he turned in the opposite direction to see who had tapped him. She returned to her original position as he turned the other way again. Eventually they managed to find each other. 'Excuse me, Monsieur,' the guide repeated.
The Doctor smiled innocently. 'Yes?'
'Could you please move along?' she requested as calmly as she could. Jobs of this calibre were not for the easily unnerved. 'Other people wish to enjoy this picture.'
'Of course!' The Doctor obligingly stepped aside and produced a small paper bag. 'Would anyone like a jelly baby?' The tourists all 'ahhh!'ed, ignoring the painting in favour of the proffered bag.
Romana frowned. 'What did she say?' she whispered in the Doctor's ear.
The Doctor turned to her. 'She said...'
And then it happened again. The tingling in his head.
'...And over here, ladies and gentlemen,' the guide said, 'we have perhaps the most famous picture in the world: the Mona Lisa, painted by Leonardo da Vinci in 1503. It is believed to be a still-life portrait of the third wife of Francesco di Bartolemmeo di Giocondo, an Italian aristocrat who...'
She stopped and pursed her lips. A tall man with curly hair wearing a coat and a ridiculously long scarf was blocking the view of the painting. She cleared her throat loudly and tapped him firmly on the shoulder. 'Excuse me, Monsieur,' she said, and moved around to face him, just as he turned in the opposite direction to see who had tapped him. She returned to her original position as he turned the other way again. Eventually they managed to find each other. 'Excuse me, Monsieur,' the guide repeated.
The Doctor smiled innocently. 'Yes?'
'Could you please move along?' she requested as calmly as she could. Jobs of this calibre were not for the easily unnerved. 'Other people wish to enjoy this picture.'
'Of course!' The Doctor obligingly stepped aside and produced a small paper bag. 'Would anyone like a jelly baby?' The tourists all 'ahhh!'ed, ignoring the painting in favour of the proffered bag.
Romana frowned. 'What did she say?' she whispered in the Doctor's ear.
The Doctor turned to face Romana and the look on her face confirmed that again, he wasn't the only person who'd felt the unusual sensation. He frowned as something caught his eye, and then he gave a loud groan and clutched his head. He swayed, tripped over his scarf, lost his balance and toppled forward. The row of seats broke his fall and he landed face-up in the Countess' lap. People stopped looking at priceless works of art and instead gathered around to see what was wrong.
Duggan pushed through the small crowd, cursing the circumstances that had led to having to blow his cover. He did his best to look authoritative as he approached the Doctor. 'All right, stand back everybody,' he instructed, adopting the manner he had once used as a police officer.
While the Countess sat by, not the slightest bit worried or embarrassed, Duggan attempted to help the Doctor to his feet. This resulted in the Doctor sprawling and hitting Duggan in the stomach with his head. Then he fell backwards and lay dazed on the floor.
'Are you all right, sir?' Duggan asked.
The Doctor opened his eyes and looked up. 'Yes,' he said unnecessarily loudly, 'yes, I'm all right. I just dented my head on your gun, that's all...'
This provoked murmurs of concern from the already rather surprised onlookers.
Duggan groaned inwardly, but managed a laugh for appearances. 'My what?' he chuckled, trying unsuccessfully to feign innocence.
'Your gun,' continued the Doctor at full volume, sitting up, 'it's just in here inside your coat.' He reached into Duggan's grey trenchcoat and tried to take out the object in order to demonstrate to the baffled crowd what had happened. Duggan shook off the Doctor's hand and stepped back hurriedly.
By now Romana had fought her way through the crowd and reached the Doctor. She helped him to his feet and smiled at Duggan. 'Don't take any notice of him,' she assured the exasperated detective. 'He's just having one of his funny turns.'
'My funny turns?' The Doctor swayed slightly as he leaned on Romana for support. 'The whole world took a funny turn!'
'Come on, Doctor!' said Romana firmly, gripping his arm and leading him away through the dissipating crowd, hoping she could find an exit quickly.
But Duggan wasn't fooled. He hesitated for a few seconds, and then began to follow them out of the Louvre. The Countess looked over and nodded at her two men, and they responded by moving off after Duggan. The guide vowed that this was the final straw. This time she was definitely handing in her resignation.
The Japanese tourists were enjoying their jelly babies.


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Milwaukee M12 Rocket 2132-20 OR M18 Rocket 2131-20 Work Light?
You're working in the dark and some light would be greatly appreciated. Milwaukee recently introduced a new member to the lighting family, the M12 Rocket Dual Power Tower Light (2132-20). Is it worth skipping the new and approved M18 Rocket (2131-20)? Let's shine some light on the differences of the two models to determine our decision. (more…)
Who Has The Best Inflator? DeWALT, Milwaukee or Ryobi | Inflator Shootout
This month Dewalt released their new DCC020IB, and we want to know how it stacks up against some of the competition already on the market, namely the Milwaukee M12 Compact Inflator, as well as the Ryobi 18V inflator. We are going to take a look at the following characteristics:
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Milwaukee NPS18 What is Coming & What We Didn't See
We're going to start this off with what we didn't see at Milwaukee's NPS18 event before jumping into all the good stuff. Of course everyone has a ton of wants, needs and guess on what new products are getting launched at these events but they can only do so much. Steve Richman, Milwaukee's President got up and said the answer is YES we are going to make that; for pretty much any (logical) tool you are asking about just a matter of time. So For this year's event no M18 tracksaw, no M18 trim routers, no cordless M18 framing nailer, no new M18 drain cleaning/plumbing, no M18 lawn mower and no revival of the Titan Workcarts. But we did see a ton of exciting stuff and PRE-SALE M18 Tools are already up!!!!
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May is here, already! Milwaukee is releasing a huge pile of promotions beginning tomorrow (May 1st) just ahead of their big product launch event #NPS18 (New Product Symposium). Looking to take advantage of all the excitement this event generates they are launching some very aggressive deals. Various promotions from buy one, get one (BOGO), sale pricing drops, rebates and more. Now is the time to pick up that Milwaukee Tool you've been waiting for. There are too many deals to keep track of so we tried to list out the big one's here. (more…)
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It's that time of the year when Milwaukee's New Product Symposium #NPS18 is coming up which means new products nearly every week! This one is very exciting, Milwaukee is expanding their M12 series with a new cordless Rivet Tool. It's designed for professional trades to simplify the riveting process. Thanks to the M12 technology, the new tool rivets up to 2x faster than hand tools and can pop up to 3/16″ stainless steel rivets. (more…)
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Each year we work to cut through the holiday hype and find the tool deals for professional! There are plenty of promotions out there for $99 cordless drill kit, they have their place but there are also some great deals to be had for professional tools as well from the top brands, today we are just looking at Milwaukee Tools (other brands coming very soon)!
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Tools we didn't see: M18 track saws, M18 chainsaws, M18 table saws, M18 battery bank power stations or M18 (6", 7") grinders. Perhaps these are waiting on the new battery tech to catch up or maybe duel batteriers but certainly something has got to be in the works on these fronts. That being said we did see a ton of very exciting tools and accessories targeting many different trades and users. (more…)


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Car Comparison
2015 Hyundai Genesis vs. 2015 Lexus GS: Which Is Better?
The Hyundai Genesis is all new for the latest model year, so we're taking a look at how it compares to one of its closest luxury-brand rivals, the Lexus GS. So which one is better, and which one should you buy? To find out, we've checked out all the key categories in depth, but first let's see what's new with both sedans for the 2015 model year.
2015 Hyundai Genesis
The Genesis has been completely redesigned for 2015. Updates include new styling inside and out along with a long list of new technology. Other headline changes involve increased passenger room and improved interior materials.
2015 Lexus GS
Aside from a revised infotainment system, the Lexus GS is unchanged for the 2015 model year. Its last full redesign was in 2013.
According to reliability experts at J.D. Power, the Lexus GS earned four circles in the firm's Power Circle Ratings, indicating better-than-average reliability. Because it's so new, the Genesis has not yet been rated, though it's worth noting that last year's model, which uses the same engines, earned a 3-circle (average) J.D. Power rating.
When it comes to warranty length, however, it's the Hyundai with the upper hand. The Genesis offers 5 years or 60,000 miles of bumper-to-bumper coverage (compared to 4 years or 50,000 miles for the GS), along with an excellent 10 years or 100,000 miles of powertrain protection -- an increase of 4 years and 30,000 miles over the Lexus' figures.
Still, we can't give this category to either model until we know the Hyundai's reliability figures -- though we'd suggest that the kind of driver who keeps a car for a long time might find the Genesis' warranty especially appealing.
Fuel Economy
Both the GS and the Genesis offer two engines. Base powertrains are surprisingly similar. There's a 311-horsepower 3.8-liter V6 in the Genesis and a 306-hp 3.5-liter V6 in the Lexus. The Genesis offers up to 18 miles per gallon in the city and 29 mpg on the highway, while the GS will reach 19 mpg city/29 mpg hwy. All-wheel drive is optional on both models.
Both the Lexus and the Hyundai also offer a version for drivers who want more power. In the Lexus, that's the GS 450h, which uses a hybrid V6 that makes 338 hp and an excellent 29 mpg city/34 mpg hwy. The Genesis, meanwhile, offers a 5.0-liter V8 option that boasts 420 hp, 383 lb-ft of torque and fuel economy figures of only 15 mpg city/23 mpg hwy.
If you're interested in fuel economy, then the Lexus is your choice -- though both cars offer roughly the same numbers from their base engines. With more than 80 hp over the GS 450h, however, the V8-powered Genesis 5.0 boasts a big performance advantage over its Lexus rival.
In crash testing carried out by the federal government's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the latest Hyundai Genesis received a perfect 5-star overall score. Likewise, it earned an excellent Top Safety Pick+ rating from the nonprofit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Interestingly, the Lexus GS has not yet been submitted to NHTSA tests or a full battery of IIHS tests, which prevents us from knowing exactly how it will hold up in a crash. With that said, based on how Lexus models usually score in crash testing, we suspect that it will fare rather well.
As for safety equipment, both models are packed to the brim. Standard equipment includes everything you'd expect, including side-curtain airbags, automatic collision notification, a backup camera, anti-lock brakes and more. Options include forward-collision warning with brake assist, lane-keep assist, rear cross-traffic alert, a blind spot monitoring system and more.
So which one is safer? Without full crash-test ratings for the Lexus, it's impossible to know for sure, but we suspect both of these cars offer roughly the same excellent level of safety protection.
Just like in the safety section, both the Lexus GS and the Hyundai Genesis offer about the same level of technology and equipment. Optional features on both cars include an adjustable suspension, power trunk lids, and high-end features such as ventilated seats, automatic high beams and heated steering wheels, while standard features on both cars include keyless ignition and entry, automatic headlights, large infotainment screens and more. It's hard to say which car offers the longer list of technology, but trust us when we say that both the Genesis and the GS will leave technophiles happy.
Although we like both the Hyundai Genesis and the Lexus GS, it's very easy to pick the winner of the value category. The starting price of a Genesis sedan -- around $39,000 -- is far less than the starting price of a Lexus GS, which is closer to $50,000. Yes, both cars offer roughly the same level of technology, safety features, ride comfort, interior room and engine power, but the Hyundai offers it all for less money.
Autotrader's Advice
The 2015 Hyundai Genesis and the 2015 Lexus GS are both excellent cars, but we think the Genesis is better. No, it probably isn't quite as reliable as the Lexus, and there's no hybrid version. But it's hard to argue with the fact that the Hyundai offers the same equipment, technology, interior room and ride comfort, along with similar V6 fuel economy and a longer warranty, all for thousands of dollars less than its Lexus counterpart.
There are, however, some good reasons to opt for the GS over the Genesis. One is fuel economy, so if you prioritize gas mileage, you'll want to go with the GS 450h instead of the Hyundai. Another reason drivers might pick the Lexus is if they just can't imagine paying $40,000-plus for a Hyundai. While some drivers won't mind the Hyundai nameplate, it's a legitimate problem for others, which is proven by the Hyundai's lower base price. After all, if the two cars cost the same, we'd probably judge this comparison a little differently, but if you don't mind the badge and you want a great deal on an excellent new luxury sedan, the Genesis has you covered.
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To identify the prevalence, magnitude, and methods of rapid weight loss among judo competitors.Methods:
Athletes (607 males and 215 females; age = 19.3 ± 5.3 yr, weight = 70 ± 7.5 kg, height = 170.6 ± 9.8 cm) completed a previously validated questionnaire developed to evaluate rapid weight loss in judo athletes, which provides a score. The higher the score obtained, the more aggressive the weight loss behaviors. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and frequency analyses. Mean scores obtained in the questionnaire were used to compare specific groups of athletes using, when appropriate, Mann-Whitney U-test or general linear model one-way ANOVA followed by Tamhane post hoc test.Results:
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22 RV Parks near Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin
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N4177 Cearns Ln Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin 54937 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 84 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 25 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $45.00
This campground was IMMACULATE. You can certainly tell the owners take pride in their campground and service. Very friendly and helpful staff. Our site was quiet and in the shade. We needed to do laundry so the owners put us up near the laundry and bathrooms. The bathrooms are immaculate even tho older. There was not one single cobweb to be found in the bathroom or shower area. The laundry room was very clean--$2 for wash and $1.25 to dry. This campground would be wonderful for families with children. There was plenty for them to do. Swimming pool, swim pond with large floats, jumping pillows, etc. The newer area doesn't offer much shade as the trees haven't matured in that area yet. Our site had plenty of mature shade trees. We thoroughly enjoyed our ice cream at the creamery the owners recommended just down the street. I would definitely stay here again and we don't have children. - gasolinebutt
Jun 2018 - $55.00
We really enjoyed our stay at this campground. It was a short drive off the freeway on a good road and a quite place over night. The access roads in the park were nice and wide for our big rig and we had a nice view of the small lake, plus it was open so we could get satellite. They seem to have sites for everyone from wooded to open to small and long. It was a quiet campground, although we were there during the week and expect it was much busier on the weekends with a lot of activities for kids. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful and you can tell that they want to run a good campground by the way they keep it up and try to do all they can to make your stay a good one. It is a little pricey, but we would without a doubt come back here as it was very comfortable. - Danni
Sep 2017 - $56.00
This park has no cable tv, wifi is not strong. Gravel sites mostly level. Park is crowded and very expensive. Owner was nice but insisted the rates were reasonable for how nice the park was. I am a full time traveler and never paid over $40 throughout most of the U.S. This park is no better then other parks for a lot less. This park is for the local weekenders. It appears to be geared toward kids and vacationers. Full timers stay away. Traveled roads and tight turns between trees. - Mike Mac
Martin Avenue & 17th Street Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin 54935 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 18 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $20.00
This place is great in a pinch. We stayed here on Labor Day weekend, as we could find nothing else. Basically, you are camping in a parking lot with a tiny bit of grass. It worked in a bind, but, no amenities outside of basic utilities. NOTE: Basically, their website and others say that you can check in at night and on weekend, via a drop box. But, this has changed. If you don't get there by 3'ish, you are SOL. In their defense, they are working on an automatic system. But, during out visit, we saw numerous folks pull in and leave, after discovering a locked utility box. - Legends Of America
Sep 2009 - $20.00
It's not a campground. Forget the amenities. In late Sept., even the bathrooms were locked. There are two rows of grassy and dirt pads out in an open field/parking lot. Electrical power is centrally located with two 50A plug ins, several 30A, the rest are 15A. If you don't get one of the central spaces, bring a real long power cord or you won't reach. Water is available at all sites. The odd thing here is the sewer. Someone with a travel trailer or 5th wheel whose black valves are on the back corner would not have a problem. If you are in a Diesel Pusher, with drains in the middle, forget dumping you tanks. On both rows the sewer intakes are on high ground. The slope of the pad puts your RV's sewer drain many inches lower than the parks sewer inlet. Do-do doesn't run up hill. The only thing this place has going for it is it's right in Fond Du Lac. Downtown is walking distance away. (note that the "other" Fond Du Lac listing on RV Park reviews is dislocated. It is actually several miles south of town). - whizbang
5309 Lake Rd Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54902 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 90 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $63.00
Chose this campground as it was rated highly by a friend. Owner was arrogant, pricey for what you get. Had to buy wood to get a grill vs a fire ring.
Charged for showers: 3 minutes = 50 cents.
To clean fish: 3 to 4 dollars.
And 5 dollars to dump.
Only thing going for this campground was the view. Won't be back. - M and B
Jun 2016 - $52.00
Sites were unlevel and gravel. Owner made it plain there were no discounts honored. We stayed in pull-through, as we did not want to disconnect tow. Our area had porta potties that were in horrible shape and the smell was intolerable. Electric hookups were in very bad shape and tripped our breakers when we plugged in. Stayed here one night as we were on the road. Beautiful scenery right on the water, but had quite a bit of high grass. This is more of fishing/camping site. Showers and main building were in OK shape. - PTurn85
May 2014 - $45.00
We stayed here over Memorial Day weekend, so we should consider ourselves to even find a camping spot on a holiday weekend. When we arrived (9:10 PM) the office at already closed (9:00) for the night. The problem is they do not have any kind of night check-in procedure unlike any of the 50+ campgrounds we have stayed at over the last five years. The office is located in the owners house, so they were quite upset that we bothered them after the office had closed 10 minutes earlier. After we checked in they gave us a map and wished us luck. We had to find the site ourselves in the dark because the "office was closed." Parking was challenging because the sites are very close together and the roads have very tight corners. The lake flies were absolutely terrible and swarmed around us by the thousands. We had a three night reservation, but left left a day early because doing anything outside was not pleasant. We did not try the bathrooms because the walk was too far with all of the lake flies. On a positive note, our neighbors were friendly, the power was reliable, the water was OK, and we had one of the few full hookup sites. Overall, we pretty much disliked the campground and would not stay here again. - User3641
1185 Old Knapp Rd Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54902 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 250+ | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 8 Reviews
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Jun 2018 - $45.00
It's been a rainy month. The campground was muddy and rutted off the narrow gravel pads and roads. Our sewer hookup was cracked and the sewer line was backed up. Narrow site, very level, tiny picnic table and fire ring had 2 enormous wet logs stacked in it. There is a full service bar on site. Not good value for money. - Brian n Barbara
Aug 2017 - $45.00
Narrow gravel road, grass sites, facilities look run down. OK for a stop over. - 36-DP
Jul 2016 - $32.00
We went for the EAA fly-in. It was 92 and the breaker to our campsite kept blowing. I don't know how many times we had to reset the breaker. Didn't bring generator as we thought we would have electricity. Didn't use showers or bathrooms but looked very down from the outside. Don't stay here unless you have no other choice. - NINA W
N5456 Division Rd Glenbeulah, Wisconsin 53023 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 285 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $22.00
Rate is PPA. Lots of kids, but if you have them, there's lots to do. Connections were poorly planned, and most hookups are in the wrong location. Fishing lake is just a stagnant pool of water in a field. Lots of permanent residents. This is a family themed park, with arcades, movies, outdoor areas, and pool. No Wi-Fi, except a pay log-in that we did not use. We would probably look for another park if in the area again, but was ok for a night. - Matt&Nessa
Aug 2010 - $39.00
This is a very popular campground for local people with many families staying here for weeks during the summer season. We were staying here for a week during the PGA Championship tournament being held near Sheboygan. We were greeted at the entrance gate and were provided with information and site location from the gatehouse person (a very friendly college-aged woman). We had problems from the beginning as we could not find our electric or water hookups at the site. We had requested and paid for full hookups. In addition, the site was an interior, sloping site between transient sites and seasonal sites. While I waited at the site, my wife took our tow vehicle to the park office, about 400 yards down the access road. She returned several minutes later with the park's general manager who was very helpful in showing me where the "missing" hookups were: shared with several of the seasonal sites. I let him know that the site was unacceptable to us (which had been assigned by the phone rep when we made our reservations months earlier). He said he understood and assigned us to a far superior site near the center of the park and near all the amenities offered. The other negative was that the park had a plague of mosquitos! You could not leave your RV without repellent on. We left at the end of the week with bites all over us. For families the park may be a terrific place, with many, many activities for kids. It's also a NASCAR-themed park for people interested in that. We will not stay here again. - Jim J
Jun 2010 - $38.00
We reserved a spot here for our Spring Vacation. Even though we specifically requested a 50A site, upon arriving, we were put into a 30A one. The spot is slightly uneven, and is missing quite a bit of gravel. The water hookup is shared, and needs to be routed under the RV (It is readily apparent that this RV park (really cannot call it a 'resort') is geared towards 'seasonal' and/or 'permanent' residents - the majority of the spots are not available for a nightly or a weekly stay. Wi-fi signal is 50-70%, apparently requires $$, but the landing web site does not even come up. We were not able to use the Wi-fi; stuck with our Verizon Broadband card. DirecTV satellite is working well. In summary, extremely beautiful area, with tons of 'outdoorsy stuff' to do, but this park is definitely not a resort. If you will be using the park as a 'home base' to explore the area, mostly sleeping in your unit, a good choice; if you're looking for a nice park to stay around your rig & relax, we'd advise against this park. - k9amz
N3554 State Road 67 Campbellsport, Wisconsin 53010 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 100 | 0 Reviews
3911 S Washburn St Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54904 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 25 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2018 - $50.00
We stayed for EAA Airventure. This park hits the mark where the important items are concerned. The roads are big rig friendly, and the water pressure is fantastic. Wifi is good too. Sewer dump station is on location. Sure it's not your typical "resort" but that's part of what we enjoyed. The campers here were friendly and not rowdy. The owner was very friendly & helpful. We had wonderful seats to watch planes fly over in a relaxed setting. - txtater
Jun 2018 - $26.00
The campground at Osh Vegas Palms Resort is kind of hard to review. It's not really a resort by any means but we had a pretty good week here anyway. Not having a clubhouse and activities and laundry room really doesn't bother us. The issue we had was the lack of a sewer hookup although they had an awkwardly placed dump station. The pullthru had 50amp electrical and water pressure that was so high we were glad we had a good pressure regulator. The pullthru was long enough that if we wanted to stay hooked up we could. We had a good line of sight for our roof mounted satellite dish. For this part of the country the rate isn't that bad, $185 for the week, so it is a park we might consider staying at next time in the area, especially if we remember there is not a sewer hookup and better plan for it. - Bob & Jo
Sep 2016 - $35.00
This is an RV park of last resort. They don't tell you what the rate is until you have already parked. Cash only. Was told rate was $50 per night - for a gravel spot with electricity and water. No cable, no sewer. They settled for less when pushed. Don't believe the sign which reads "Osh Vegas Palms Fabulous Resort"! - lilrvgirl
399 30th Eaa St. Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54902 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 4,000 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $27.00
This is a place you use for the Oshkosh Airshow. We found this to be perfectly acceptable. We were worried from reading reviews, plus they said you get a 20 X 30' space and we are 40'. However, the spaces are more than long enough to fit us, with ample space on the side for the car and our awning. They parked back to back on a huge grass field and two 40' could easily fit front to back. Yes, it is close, there are 1000's of campers there. But the bus service available to take you to the show was great, port-a-potty and trash containers were available within a short walk, and heated mobile shower units placed around. E/W sites available but more money and harder to get. We understand first day arrival is a bit crazy and the last Sunday departure was very busy. Other than that, it was easy in and out. We would definitely use this area again to visit the EAA museum or shows. It was great fun. - dorcol
Jul 2017 - $27.00
We arrived the day before the Astarte of Airventure. The check-in process was as quick & efficient as it could be given the large amount of vehicles checking in. The problem came after that. Chaos is putting it nicely. Although we were told we would each have a 20x30 space there are no markers/lines to show those spaces. So the folks who arrived earlier took more than their allotted space & marked that larger space with tape/flags. After driving through the whole left side of the campground we finally found a spot right next to the highway. It was muddy & rutted. I would suggest going to the right side of the campground to the 24 hour generator area. We discovered open spaces there later. The sound of a generator 24 hours can't possibly be noisier than that highway was. The dump stations were easy to access. We left 3 days early & the checkout/refund process was quick $ efficient. Highly recommend EAA put some serious thought into lining out spaces for the future to control the spread of the greedy folks. We would never attend this event in our motor home again. - HS R.
Jul 2016 - $27.00
We arrived for the EAA Air Show and stayed for 8 nights. You must be an EAA member to use the campground. Check-in was efficient. We were told to go to the right and pick any 20 X 30 foot of lawn we wanted. We found a patch of lawn between two trees that provided some shade. There are no services unless you chose to purchase an electric and water site for $67.00 a night. This is the campground if you want to see the EAA Air Show without moving your car. There is a multi lane dump station and numerous fresh water fill up stations. Tips: bring a gray water dump container, a generator for power, rope to mark your space, stakes, and containers to haul fresh water. - travelcouple
1679 W Waukau Ave Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54902 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 256 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2018 - $42.00
This was a nice campground with lots of woods. There was only one other guest staying there while we were there but it was 'off-season' for the campground as they stay busy during the summer months with the EAA activities and music festivals. Staff was not staying on-site during our stay but came in during the evenings to check on things. The bathhouse is nice with pay showers. - Melissa Koppenhaver
Jul 2018 - $39.00
This is a good park for attending nearby events. It's close to the EAA Museum which is a must see. The site we were in was a grass site that was not level at all. The interior roads were gravel/dirt and quite rough. Satellite TV in our spot was non-existent for roof mount or portable dish. OTA TV was good and T-Mobile phone was good. No park internet available. - RJ56
Sep 2017 - $30.00
This is a hidden gem! Very close to the EAA museum (a must!), shopping and highways. We were here over Labor Day weekend and almost had the place to ourselves. Sites are in the grass, but fairly level. Two camping areas but full hookups were in the trees. Don't plan to be there the last week in July! But do plan to enjoy watching vintage aircraft fly over every day. - Lke
W9070 Crooked Lake Dr Cascade, Wisconsin 53011 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 85 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $32.00
This was our first time camping with our RV and we didn't have a problem getting a site. We chose one on the lake which was perfect. Our one complaint is that 3 ladies were camping next to us that they were very loud and partying until 4 a.m. The pool is a lake which we could see the kids and adults loved. The bar (Monkey Business) was nice and good drink specials. We didn't eat at the snack shop but plan on trying that next time. Meet a very nice seasonal camper and we will be returning next year for sure. - LPalm
Sep 2010 - $28.00
We camped here Labor Day weekend with a last minute reservation. They just had a cancellation and we were able to get a peninsula site on the lake and it was really nice. I agree with the other post that the campground is made up of a lot of seasonal sites who could use a good clean up. Water was accessible at the back of the site but electric was at the front and on the curb side so we had the cord running across the site. We love the Kettle Moraine area and will be back. Campground was quiet and campers were respectful, except for one family who would not clean up after their dog. Loved that the campsites were semi-private with trees and bushes between most of the campsites! Peninsula would be really hard to navigate with anything bigger than 25 feet. Had a nice bar and a separate grill. - weasel007
Aug 2006 - $22.00
We stayed here for only one night as a stop over on a day trip. We found the campground to be clean and relatively quiet. However, with 125 seasonal sites this seemed to be more of a lake community than a campground. Many of the seasonal units were quite old, but very well maintained. You can tell that they are used often. The only real complaint we had is that the sites for campers were somewhat small, and the electrical hook-ups were between sites on main drive, and you needed a long extension to reach them. Also, the water hook-ups were on the wrong side which was a pain. The access road to the camper sites was tight someone in a large trailer or motor home would have difficulty on this road. The lake was nice, employees were accommodating and the play ground area was pretty nice. There is a bar and snack bar on the grounds as well. - rita