Doors
Wisconsin
National Parks
Liturgy
Pop Culture
100

The door to this bedroom accoutrement led to a magical land named Narnia

Wardrobe

100

This unofficial Wisconsin State Sport is played with a stone on ice.

Curling

100

If you went backpacking in the smokies, what brand of tent would the Kozaks insist you pack (they promise 2 people can fit in it).

Hubba hubba

100

This is the church where Nolan T Kozak was baptized

St Matthews Cathedral

100

This is the word that cheese-heads use for soda

Pop
200

Martin Luther nailed this set of papers to the door at All Saints Church in Wittenberg in 1517.

95 Theses (but a witch ain't one)

200

You know this curdled treat is fresh if it squeaks in your teeth.

Cheese curds

200

Both Clemson and LSU have named their football fields after this desert national park

Death Valley

200

This is the evening prayer of the church.  Fr. Rocca would be proud. 

Vespers

200

Kevin and Sophie followed the trends of this decade perfectly.

None of them

300

This Disney film used doors as portals to kids' nightmares

Monsters Inc.

300

This conveyance is a mode of transportation that Uncle Steve insists we take (we'll let him foot the $250 bill each way).

A Ferry

300

This tree in Sequoia National Park is considered the largest tree on earth (by mass) and stands 275 feet tall.

General Sherman

300

Why use a hammer of mallet?  This instrument was best played at St. Peters by presumably knocking over the table during the gospel acclamation.  

Handbells

300

This fruit provides a comfortable home for a cartoon yellow-squared TV favorite (He lives in a ____ under the sea.)

Pineapple

400

Scrap wood in Michael or Ghee's workshop could be fashioned into this wedge-shaped device intended to stop doors

A door stop

400

This animal serves as UW's mascot

Badger (Bucky Badger to be precise)

400

This national park is the namesake of the conference that Michael just flew in from (not the McDonald's he passed on the way).

Arches

400

This sacrament, once was called "extreme unction."  Hopefully they make it in time. 

Anointing of the sick

400

This is the candy that ET eats when the neighborhood kids left a trail to lure him home (don't get Nonna started on these at TCBY)

Reece's Pieces 

500

Nonna confirmed the hard way that this Melrose Place feature is NOT impermeable to Native American weaponry (thanks Caleb)

Screen door

500

This legendary Packers coach has the Super Bowl trophy named after him.

Vince Lombardi

500

This national park would be the last in an alphabetical list

Zion

500
This 50-day season follows Easter Sunday, ending with Penticost - it sounds like the Easter Bunny needed to launder his fur.  

Eastertide

500
This gold retriever's talking collar lets him deliver long-winded stories that trail off mid-sentence - just like his elderly owner - a happy wanderer to beat them all.  

Doug

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