Karen
and Lee Duquette's FLASHBACK
 
in Branson, Missouri - May 12 -14, 2006 |
Karen and Lee Duquette became
The Two RV Gypsies in January 2008 when they sold their house in Florida
and moved into an RV as their only home. Therefore, any photos taken
before that time are called Flashbacks. Since Karen Duquette did
not decide to add Flashbacks onto this website until many years later
when she finally put this website together, she no longer recalls the
name of the timeshare they stayed at in Branson, Missouri in 2006. Karen
did all the work on this website, even with no training.
Also, Lee Duquette said that photo albums could NOT be taken into
the RV, so only a few loose photos managed to be scanned for use in
Flashbacks. But Karen Duquette wishes she had stored her photo albums
somewhere with family because so many photos are lost. Hind site is
so wonderful, but not useful. She should not have listened to Lee. |
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Below: Views from the back
porch of the timeshare balcony. |
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Below: Inside the timeshare |
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Below: Lee Duquette on a bridge in the
timeshare grounds. |
Karen and Lee Duquette |
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Below: Lee and Karen Duquette
walking around the area. |
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Below: Karen Duquette is no longer sure
exactly where in the Branson area the following photos were taken in
2006 because this page was not added to the website until many years
later. (That is why it is in a Flashback section) |
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Lee and Karen Duquette took a "Duck
Ride" in Branson, Missouri. They traveled in the Duck
by land through the streets of Branson, sang songs, heard jokes and
tall tales, and learned local history. Then, without getting up from
their seats, they splashed into Lake Taneycomo, where they viewed downtown
Branson and 1931 Historic Taneycomo Bridge from the water. The tour
lasted approximately 60 minutes. |
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Below: Later, they saw a very interesting
car in a parking lot and Karen Duquette quickly snapped photos as they
drove by. Unfortunately, Lee Duquette did not stop so Karen could get
better photos. |
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Below: Karen and Lee Duquette each found
themselves a Storm Shelter. Luckily, they were not really needed at
this time. |
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