The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
took their 22nd Segway tour
but their 1st time in
Greenville, South Carolina
August 28, 2019

As one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing urban areas located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Greenville is a wonderful city to explore by Segway. The two RV Gypsies glided through downtown Greenville to the historic West End and then cruised along taking in breathtaking views of the Swamp Rabbit Trail and Falls Park.

There are several other types of tours to choose from, including bicycle tours. Walter was a wonderful guide. The two RV Gypsies highly recommend this tour because they had a lot of fun. This was their 22nd time taking a Segway tour in various places throughout the USA and Canada.

Their other Segway tours can be seen by choosing the red letter "S" at the bottom of this page (or clicking here), then scrolling down to Segways.

Once again, the two RV Gypsies were lucky enough to be the only two people on a Segway tour. This has happened most of the time for them, even though this was their 22nd Segway tour.

This Segway tour went through part of Falls Park on the Reedy. They were also here in 2010 (but not on a Segway tour). To see more extensive photos of Falls Park on the Reedy, use the link at the bottom of this page. There will be a link at the bottom of the 2010 page to return here.

Below: Karen Duquette's shirt lists all the other places they have taken Segway tours. The list continues on the back side of the shirt.

Below: Two of many miniature mouse statues throughout downtown Greenville.

To see more extensive photos of Falls Park on the Reedy as seen in 2010, click here. A link at the bottom of that page will take you back here.

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