As I drove back toward Sheboygan, the rainbow was still visible out over Lake Michigan, some of the time rainbow was double.

When I got to Sheboygan, the sun was getting low and the rainbow was still there, so I headed down to the lake shore where I got some good photos of the pier light & rainbow. The red painted 1905 light looked pretty sharp in the red light from the setting sun.

For supper, I went to the Charcoal Inn, which is the most highly recommended place for brats - the Sheboygan specialty. I had a double brat with everything but tomato, and an order of onion rings. The brats were smashed down, more like elongated sausage patties, and served on a fresh baked Portugese roll (hamburger sized roll with a relatively hard crust). The crust is necessary to hold the sandwich together as there is so much liquid coming from the meat.

It is another place I would visit again. Just a store front restaurant with the grill behind a long counter and about 20 tables. I got there just in time. The Charcoal Inn closes at 7PM on Saturdays.

Funny thing about the menu... When I moved to KC, I was amused by the "Chili - in season" on menus. I had never heard of a chili season. At the Charcoal Inn, the chili doesn't have a season, but the iced tea does! Fortunately for me, it was still in season:-)

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