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The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park is a vacation destination for 100's of thousands of people each year. Located on the banks of the Historic Suwannee River, this 800+ acre park is full of wildlife, and is covered in Spanish moss draped forest, bounding with activities from bird watching and canoeing to live concerts and performances to pickin' circles and music camps.

On May 12, 2008 - Lee and Karen Duquette, the two RV Gypsies, bicycled throughout the Suwannee Music Park, then took a canoe trip down the Suwannee River, (of course Lee Duquette had to sing the Suwannee River song) then they had a wonderful dinner with candlelight and wine, followed by a karaoke party at the park in the evening (no, the two RV Gypsies did not sing). This park had live entertainment and big stars performing from time-to-time. (But of course, anything can change as time passes)

RV Gypsy life is definitely the way to go!

Most of the time here, there was no internet connection, and if there was connection, it was too slow to even bother with. A phone connection was also hard to achieve. No TV either. But, there were some great photo opportunities and lots of fun! - scroll down to see and enjoy!



Below: Lee and Karen Duquette, the two RV Gypsies, ready to canoe the Suwannee River despite the sign shown below. The fish did jump, but luckily NOT into the canoe of the two RV Gypsies.

Below: Be Aware of fish sign	The Post shows water levels in this spot in 1973, 1948, 1984, 1998, and 1986 - WOW!



Below: Lee Duquette decided to sing the song "Way down upon the Suwannee River" while in the canoe. (He is NOT a great singer)

Below: Time for Lee and Karen Duquette to take a break and explore a small island.

Below: The two RV Gypsies, Lee and Karen Duquette, wore matching shirts.


Below: A swinging bridge and buoys up to someone's deck by the river

Below: Karen Duquette playing in the white, soft, fine sand on the beach. There was nobody else around.

Below: Lee Duquette making a sand angel on the beach



Below: Carvings on the posts at the Suwannee Canoe Outpost

Below: Carving on the post and the door of the Suwannee Canoe Outpost


Below: A Spanish moss draped forest at the RV campsite of the two RV Gypsies, plus AWO and MOB (their RV and tow car).


Below: Karen Duquette yelled for help as a bear tried to attack her! Then a guitar-picking cowboy saved her.

Below: Lee Duquette with a gun toting cowboy and a dancing cowgirl.

Notice that it was off-season for campgrounds. The two RV Gypsies thought that it was wonderful to have space to themselves to take photos without other people in the picture.