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Pohick Bay Regional Park on the Potomac River |
Below: Karen Duquette and her friend Helen Hodges-Moore who lives in Virginia. |
Below: The two RV Gypsies
parked their RV at their new home site. |
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No neighbors nearby. Just
the sound of birds and a woodpecker to wake up by. Also the sound of the
wind rustling through the many trees. What a great life! |
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Below: A trail at Pohick Bay Regional Park led to the Potomac River and a surprise at the end of the trail. | |
Below: The two RV Gypsies
at the edge of the Potomac River. No other people in sight. Very beautiful,
quiet scenery! |
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Below; The two RV Gypsies
love with their new lifestyle as RV Gypsies, living in their RV full-time,
with no home to worry about. |
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Below: A Groundhog - what
a surprise! |
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Below: Then the groundhog
ran to his burrow. "Enough photos, it said" |
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Below: Mountain Laurel
across from the RV of the two RV Gypsies |
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Below: Karen Duquette wearing a hooded
sweater, a hat and a smile (even though she was very cold) on a picnic
on a cool windy day. It is amazing that nobody else was around, just the
two RV Gypsies. What a wonderful life! |
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The Claude Moore Colonial Farm at Turkey Run, - a step back in time to the the year 1771 and some Virginia history --- Plus the nearby quaint town of Occoquan.
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