Lee and Karen Duquette
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Lee and Karen Duquette stepped into the realm of illusions, where reality was never exactly as it appeared. This visual, sensory, and educational experience was designed to engage everyone's sense of wonder and challenge perceptions through the science behind optical illusions. There were lots of hands-on-exhibits to explore plus ways to defy gravity, grow and shrink your body, plus a life-size kaleidoscope and lots more. Lee and Karen Duquette enjoyed it but some of the events
did not make sense to them. They paid $33 EACH for entry and
$15 to park on this date. It seemed to be more adult orientated and
not as much for children - at least in Karen Duquette's opinion. They
did not see any children here on this date, but children are allowed
here. |
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Below: Lee Duquette throwing cards into the air and onto the floor |
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Below: The Reversed Room |
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Below: Lee and Karen Duquette in The Reversed Room |
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Below: The Beuchet Chair |
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Below: How many Lee's and how many Karen's can fit in one photo??? |
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Below: The Apparition |
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Below: Karen Duquette shrunk Lee Duquette as he screamed at her. |
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Below: Serving Karen Duquette's Head on a Plate |
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BeloW: The Building Illusion - Lee and Karen Duquette defy gravity |
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Below: Illusion Columns |
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Below: Master of Numbers |
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Below: Lee and Karen Duquette started to see the face mentioned in the above notice. But it never really got clear. |
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Below: Spinning Discs |
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Below: The Vortex Tunnel |
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Below: Karen Duquette in the Vortex Tunnel |
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Below: The Magic Prism - Karen Duquette was not sure this one worked properly. |
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Below: The RGB Room was one very small room but the walls changed colors and patterns |
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Below: Lee Duquette enjoyed the Color Room |
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Below: Lee Duquette moved his arms around and watched the image of his movements on the screen. |
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Below: Both Lee and Karen Duquette enjoyed the Symmetry Room |
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Below: Lee Duquette in the Kaleidoscope mirrors. |
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Below: Karen Duquette in the Kaleidoscope mirrors. |
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Below: A few things on walls that Lee and Karen Duquette did not find as interesting as the above items. |
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Below: Tricky Sticks |
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Below: Lee Duquette spun the tray to make the sticks go through the board |
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Below: The Infinity window |
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