Cranberry Love


By Emily Bright | October 3, 2014

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Each fall, the nation’s biggest cranberry crop is harvested from Wisconsin marshes. And floods of travelers turn up to celebrate the tart star of the show.

Emily Bright shares the view from her corner of Wisconsin.

Emily Bright

Emily Bright

Emily Bright is a freelance writer, educator, and radio producer living in Eagle River. She is the author of the poetry chapbook Glances Back and the co-author of Powerful Ideas in Teaching: Creating Environments Where Students Want to Learn. 
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