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A short walk took the Two RV Gypsies from the Riverwalk area
to the tree-top canopy walk: Environmental Discovery Center/Canopy
Walk Hours:Tuesday-Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Sunday 1:00 PM to 5:00
PM
For questions or concerns, please call (843) 389-0550. Do
not contact the two RV Gypsies.
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Below: Sign
on the door |
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The two RV Gypsies
entered The Environmental Discovery Center Building and enjoyed the
displays. |
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Below: Lots of
activities set up for children to learn. Nobody was here on this
date, possibly because of the Pandemic and not being able to touch
and explore like they usually would. |
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Although the
two RV Gypsies came here for the suspension bridges (shown below) their
favorite section indoors was the beautiful turtle. They have seen many
turtles in their travels, but this one was so pretty, plus they have
never been able to see the underside beauty of a turtle before. (Sometimes
Karen just can't stop herself from taking too many photos of the same
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Since the two
RV Gypsies have seen many alligators in the wild, and have also canoed
and kayaked near them, they were not particularly interested in the
alligator on display, except that is was a very small baby alligator
under a heat lamp. |
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Then it was time
for the reason that the two RV Gypsies came here. The tree-top canopy
walk, even though they have done several others, longer, higher and
bigger.
( To see those, use the TOC button at the top of any page, choose the
letter S, and scroll down to suspension bridges. There are 19 other
ones listed there that the two RV Gypsies have experienced. ) |
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Below: Lee Duquette
on the first of three bridges, which was also the longest one here,
but far from the longest one the two RV Gypsies have been on. |
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Then it was
Karen Duquette's turn |
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Different views
from the suspension bridges |
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A couple of the
trees were green and caught the attention of the two RV Gypsies. Of
course, this time of year, most trees do not have leaves anymore. |
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Below: Leaving
here, the two RV Gypsies came upon a road that was flooded. It was a
narrow road and they were glad they were in a small car. Even so, Lee
had to do quite a few "K" turns in order to be sure he was
still on the road since both sides of the narrow road were also flooded.
They hope this never happens to them when they are in their big RV and
can not turn around. |
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