Below: Photos taken somewhere
on the way to Hocking Hills - a Black Cat water tower |
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Below: Driving through Lancaster, Ohio
- Main Street was lined with flags and the photos of Hometown Heroes.
Karen Duquette was only able to photograph two of the many flags as
Lee Duquette drove the RV. |
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Below: Sign in the middle of the
round-about. |
Below: Hocking Hills Canopy
and Segway tours entrance |
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Below: Despite this nice banner, this
place is more about ziplining than Segway tours. |
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Below: This is a very steep hill. The last
Segway photos on this page shows Lee Duquette going down this hill at
the end of the tour. Nothing about this tour was comfortable, even though
this was the 24th time that the two RV Gypsies have taken a Segway tour.
They will not recommend this tour, nor ever take this tour again. |
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Kyle, the guide, took photos of the two
RV Gypsies together on their Segways, and said they would be e-mailed
to the two RV Gypsies, but despite Karen e-mailing the Segway company
about six times, those photos were NEVER RECEIVED. That is another reason,
the two RV Gypsies would never recommend this tour. |
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Below: Kyle told the two RV Gypsies to
exit their Segway, walk down some stairs and watch the zipliners go
through the valley to land on a rock under the cliff. So Karen took
a few photos. Segways are a very small part of this place as it is mostly
for ziplining. |
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Below: The rock ledge under the cliff where
the zipliner must stop or crash into the cliff. Then of course, the
zipliners zip back to where they came from. |
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Below: Now that Kyle is finally through
talking about the zip line tour, it was time for the two RV Gypsies
to climb back up to stairs and resume the Segway tour. |
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Below: Karen Duquette in
her t-shirt that lists the Segways tours they have taken so far. More
are listed on the back of the shirt. |
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Below: Lee Duquette going down the big,
steep hill to end the Segway tour. This hill was a lot steeper than
it looks in the photo. It is the same hill shown in the first few Segway
photos on this page which were taken from the bottom of the hill. It
was NOT FUN. |
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This tour was to be a 2-hour tour, but
in reality, the time spent was 20 minutes short of that time (which
included time spent off the Segways at the zip line cliff). This was
the 24th time that the two RV Gypsies have ridden Segways, but the first
and last time that they will do an off-road trip. The hills were steep,
bumpy, dirty, and full of small holes that caused the Segway to wobble
and be scary. Cost on this date was $69 a person. |
