The two RV Gypsies at Needle Rock
August 25, 2012 |
LEAVING Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park |
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The two RV Gypsies noticed a formation in the distance that commanded their attention. |
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Karen Duquette took photos of the formation through the front window of their truck. They decided that they wanted to find the road that takes them to the formation and learn more about it. After all, that's what being an RV Gypsy is all about - the freedom to deviate from any course onto another. |
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As they got closer, the formation looked entirely different, both in color and shape. |
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Thanks to signs, the two RV Gypsies learned that this formation is called Needle Rock. |
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Leaving Needle Rock, Lee Duquette stopped the car, opened his window, and mooed at the cows. The cows stood still and stared at him, and Karen Duquette laughed her head off. Maybe it's best if we don't say why the last photo was taken, but it was for Karen's friend DeeDee Pierce.
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wildlife along the trip |
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