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Where the ice age still shows itself
Drive west out of Milwaukee and the flat farmland starts to buckle. Hills rise.
Lakes appear in round pockets. You’ve reached the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest, more than 22,000 acres of glacier-carved land that draws well over a million people a year.
The forest runs 30 miles long, from the village of Dousman almost to Whitewater…