This page should really be read before exploring the rest of this very large website for the first time. Scroll down for helpful hints about navigating this website, how to make photos and/or content fit your size monitor, and more information that will help you enjoy this website to the fullest! It is highly recommended that viewers read this entire page before continuing on this website! This website is not a blog, it is a large website that is not just a lot of photographs, there is a lot of history and facts on this site too!

This is an extremely large site. This is not a linear site. This is not a blog. It is a very large website. You have control over where you travel through this website and its 116,000+ pages, 74,484 files and photos. Besides buttons at the top of pages, there is usually a link or sub-menu at the bottom of pages.

There are several ways to navigate this website...........

1- The TOC (Table of Content), USA button, Canada button, Alaska menu or other navigational buttons at the top of this and every page is the easy way to find a particular place.

2 - It can be a linear site by choosing #1 on the 2008 map below and following links at the bottom of each page to get to the current year. But that would take a long time.

3 - If you are not sure where you wish to begin, use this link to the 13 maps; - one map for each year the two RV Gypsies have been retired. 2008 - 2020. There you can choose the map that encompasses the travel areas that interest you, for photos and history from that area. Numbers on the maps are not in the exact location on the maps due to the small size of the maps. So enjoy and please sign the guestbook via the button at the top of this page.

Are you looking for something in particular? If so, use the TOC button at the top of each page. Then choose a category or letter - (example: choose S for Segway).

Do you need help adjusting photos/text to fit your monitor screen better? If so, scroll down for instructions.

All pages have either a sub-menu at the bottom of the page or a one-click return to the top of the page, or maybe a link to another adventure. So always scroll down to the bottom of each page for continued navigation, or use the buttons at the top of each page.

If some photos don't show up on your computer, hit the F5 button, or view, refresh. That should solve the problem. Some pages have a lot of photos and so knowing the F5 button is important. Also, in the bottom right hand corner of your computer screen, put the size on 100%, 125%, (never bigger) to have the pages and photos fit your computer screen properly. Photos and text should look neat and proper on your screen. More helpful hints below and navigational button assistance.

Note & Disclaimer: A lot, but not all of the information about places the two RV Gypsies visit comes from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Other information is obtained from tour guides, brochures, and RVers met on the road. Information or comments on this site about campgrounds, restaurants, and places are only the opinion or experience of the two RV Gypsies and does not make the restaurant, campground, or place good or bad in general. This is only meant to be a fun and helpful site showing how interesting full-time life on the road can be.

Waterfalls and walking on glaciers can be dangerous places! People have DIED at waterfalls and on glaciers without a guide. The two RV Gypsies hereby notify you that the inclusion of waterfalls and glaciers on this web site shall in no way represent any guarantee that waterfalls, glaciers, or even hiking are safe. You are responsible for your own safety at all times, no matter what you do, or where you go! The same goes for rollercoasters, Segways, ATV's, canoes, kayaks, ziplines, as well as anything and any place shown in photos or videos on this website. Please do not contact the two RV Gypsies for reservations for any campground, restaurant or tour. This website is just a log of the two RV Gypsies' adventures for everyone to enjoy. Thank you.

Thanks to all for exploring the website of the two RV Gypsies!
Hope you will sign the guestbook and return often. This is an ever-changing website!


MORE HELPFUL HINTS FOR THIS WEBSITE
and a brief explanation of the above navigational buttons.
For full functionality of this site it may be necessary to enable JavaScript. NEVER turn off scripting or the navigational buttons may not work. Here are the instructions.
If your computer asks you if you want to display blocked content or scripts for this website, please choose ALLOW BLOCKED CONTENT ON THIS WEBSITE. Or if the Internet Explorer has blocked the website from running scripts or Active X controls, please choose the box that says ALLOW BLOCKED CONTENT. The reason for this is that the navigational buttons may not work, videos may not play, and there is a message at the top of almost every page that tells you something important about what is on that page, and helps you to enjoy the website that much more. Thank you.
If you are a first time visitor to the website of the two RV Gypsies, please be sure to sign the guestbook. It is always nice for us to know who visits our page, and even what you were searching for when you found this site. Please don't post about a business, or an advertisement, because then you will be blocked from this website, and the posting will be deleted, so that would be a waste of time for everyone.
Once you become a frequent visitor to this web site, always go to the "What's New" button above because it will tell you what new information or photos have been added to this website.
	The "About Us" button above is the personal history of Karen and Lee and how they decided to become two RV Gypsies, how they chose their RV and toad. Some fun photos from when they met, married, retired, and more are also in this section.
The "Photos" button above is mostly RV travel photos of the two RV Gypsies, BEFORE they actually retired, sold their house, and went on the road full-time. There are also some photos under the "About Us" button (as mentioned above) and photos and more on other buttons as described below. Photos, photos, photos, everywhere and lots more interesting and informative stuff.
The USA button above is for the full-time RV travel photos of the two RV Gypsies in the lower 48 states, and most pages also contain history and other information about the place. Each year has its own map and description of the places that the two RV Gypsies explored.
The Alaska button above has photos of travels in Alaska, plus some Alaska history and travel precautions. There are two sections: notes and travel. The notes section is especially interesting, with facts about sunlight, weather, roads, and more.
The Canada button above has photos of RV travels in Canada and some history or facts about different areas.
The "Links" button above has links to a few other web pages of RVers that the two RV Gypsies met on the road. There is also a list of tunnels and low bridges and laws about 2-lane roads that RVers must be aware of. The two RV Gypsies will be glad to add your personal RV site if you e-mail them. They will NOT link to businesses. The goal is to help RVers get important information so they can travel safely and enjoy life.
The "RV Info" button above provides important information that RVers may want to know, such as a link to a list of some low bridges in the continental USA, information about a GPS made just for RVs, information on The Next Exit book (which is helpful for anyone driving a car or RV on a major USA highway) and sometimes information about specific places, campsites and more.
Karen and Lee especially hope that you will take the time to explore the "Brian" button above because it is a tribute and memorial to their beloved son, Brian, who will never be forgotten, and always loved and missed.
The TOC button above is the newest addition to this website. It is a Table Of Content that will help you find specific items faster. Karen builds and maintains this website herself. It is a very large website and time consuming. But hopefully everything you are looking for is fairly easy to find. Suggestions always appreciated. This is also how you find a list of videos on this website. Enjoy!
It is always a good idea to scroll to the bottom of every page in order to continue navigation on this very large website. Many pages have a sub-menu at the bottom of the page. Other pages have a fast link back to the top of the page and to the main navigational buttons. And sometimes there is a surprise flashback at the bottom of a page. Anything underlined on this site is a link to another page.
If some photos don't show up on your computer, hit the F5 button, or view, refresh. That should solve the problem. Also, in the bottom right hand corner of your computer screen, put the size on 100%, 125%, or 150%, (never bigger) to have the pages and photos fit your computer screen properly.
And most important of all, please enjoy Life to the fullest. Tomorrow is not promised to anyone regardless of age or health. Actually, neither is the rest of today. Tell your loved ones how much you love them, because you may not get a chance to say good-bye.

There are several ways to navigate this website...........

Are you looking for something in particular? If so, use the TOC button at the top of each page. Then choose a category or letter - (example: choose S for Segway).

Do you need help adjusting photos/text to fit your monitor screen better? If so, scroll down for instructions.

All pages have either a sub-menu at the bottom of the page or a one-click return to the top of the page, or maybe a link to another adventure. So always scroll down to the bottom of each page for continued navigation, or use the buttons at the top of each page.

and a brief explanation of the above navigational buttons.

For full functionality of this site it may be necessary to enable JavaScript. NEVER turn off scripting or the navigational buttons may not work. Here are the instructions.

If some photos don't show up on your computer, hit the F5 button, or view, refresh. That should solve the problem. Also, in the bottom right hand corner of your computer screen, put the size on 100%, 125%, or 150%, (never bigger) to have the pages and photos fit your computer screen properly.

And most important of all, please enjoy Life to the fullest. Tomorrow is not promised to anyone regardless of age or health. Actually, neither is the rest of today. Tell your loved ones how much you love them, because you may not get a chance to say good-bye.