The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
in Duluth, Minnesota
August 30, 2015

This is the second time that the two RV Gypsies have been to Duluth, Minnesota. Each trip was a different experience and different photos were taken. To see the photos from June 2012, which has a lot of HISTORY about the bridges and the area, plus very different photos, please click here, but be sure to return to this page afterwards through the link at the bottom of the 2012 page.

Below: Two crazy, wild cars on the street of Duluth, one car was bouncing and tipping side-to-side, while the other car was bouncing up and down.

Below: Vietnam Memorial

Below: USS Duluth LPD-6 Memorial Anchor

Below: Korean Veterans Memorial

Below: An untitled monument

Below: Statue of Jay Cooke- Pioneer, Patriot

Below: A Statue of Leif Erikson. Lee Duquette was riding the Segway behind Karen Duquette, and he did a great job of photographing the statue. Again, the tour guide did let allow a lot of stopping during this tour.

Below: The Rose Garden - there are lots more to this garden, but these pictures were taken while the two RV Gypsies were riding the Segway, and they were not allowed to stop. Lee Duquette does his best to snap a few photos while riding the Segway. The two RV Gypsies just did not get back to this area later to take more photos.

Below: North Breakwater Lighthouse

Below: South Breakwater Lighthouse

Below: At this point in time, the Segway tour guide let everyone take a very short break for photos.

Below: Looking over the railing
during the Segway tour

Below: Lake Superior

Below: The bridge - HISTORY OF THE BRIDGE is on the 2012 Duluth page.

Below: Views of the Downtown Lakewalk taken while on riding past it on Segway tour.

Below: One big mural, but Lee Duquette snapped individual photos of sections as he rode by on the Segway.