Lee and Karen Duquette were traveling on Arizona Highway 186 in Willcox,
Arizona, going to Chiricahua National Monument, when suddenly they heard
a loud thud because a deer ran into the side of their truck. Lee Duquette
stopped the truck and saw the deer roll over and disappear. Lee checked
around and the deer was nowhere to be seen, so it must have been okay.
However the two RV Gypsies' truck, had problems, although it was able
to be driven.
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So
Lee Duquette continued on down the road, heading towards Chiricahua
National Monument, when Karen Duquette noticed a small piece of a rainbow
in the sky. She photographed it through the front window.
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The rainbow kept growing bigger and bigger, so Lee Duquette pulled
off to the side of the road to watch the rainbow grow. They were in
the only vehicle on the road. |
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Then the two RV Gypsies noticed the start
of ANOTHER rainbow just above the original rainbow.
How
cool is seeing the double rainbow. And the original rainbow just kept
growing bigger. |
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Below: Now the double rainbow has also grown bigger. |
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Below: The clouds were so dark and thick, that the upper rainbow
was often hidden from sight, but it was still there.
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Below: The original rainbow reached the ground. Look closely, the
upper rainbow is faint because it is in the clouds, but look how much
bigger it has grown - almost to full size. |
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Below: As Lee Duquette continued to drive
on down the road, he saw several cows crossing the road. Thank goodness
the cows wandered slowly across the road instead of jumping out of nowhere.
(Although Karen Duquette thought that it would be funny to see a cow
JUMP). It would have been a lot worse if a cow had damaged the truck
instead of the deer. The two RV Gypsies love the fact that the roads
were never busy. |
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