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Below: Some of the Farm
Animals |
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Below;
Looking out of the RV window, Karen Duquette saw the cow looking under
the RV slideout so the two RV Gypsies went outside to see what the cow
was looking at. Well, it was the goats that were already under the RV.
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Below: One
of several goats under the RV of the two RV Gypsies. Lee Duquette was
worried that the goats would eat on something under the RV and cause
a lot of problems, so he boarded off access to this area, after getting
the goat out of there. |
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Below: A goat on top of the two RV Gypsies' car. At
one time, there were three goats on the car. Karen Duquette was lucky
to get a photo of one of the goats on the car. They are glad they
did not have a new car, so they were not worried about scratches on
the roof of the car.
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Below: Lee Duquette saw a
rotted tree that had fallen across the road right by the farm, so he
cleared as much of the tree as he could off of the road. This is when
Karen Duquette got about 30 mosquito bites. |
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As Lou came home from work, everyone was
in the yard
to greet him and they clapped and cheered. |
What a great yard
in which to ride a bike |
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Below: Lou Duquette bringing his lost animal back home.
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Due to Harvey getting ready
to flood the area, the two RV Gypsies had to leave this area sooner
than expected because the water would get into the storage bins all
around the bottom of the RV. Thank you Lou, Gabby and Seth Duquette
for a nice visit. We will return.
But first, Gabby took Karen Duquette to the beehives where she actually
handled the bees. Use the link at the bottom of this page for this. |
Below: Later, Lou Duquette
sent Karen Duquette flooding pictures of where the two RV Gypsies were
parked on the Tennessee farm. It did not flood as much as was expected.
Weather said they could get up to 4 inches. But still, it would not
have been a good spot for the RV. Karen really wishes they could see
them more often. |
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