The first thing that Lee and
Karen Duquette saw when they exited their car was the very unique Vietnam
memorial with doors that once flew in Vietnam but were now turning in
the wind here in Iowa. The monument tells more of the story. |
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At Rancho Deluxe, Lee and
Karen Duquette were surrounded by artwork of all kinds. Old bicycles
of every shape, size and age were hoisted onto the tops of walls, made
up of concrete blocks. There were signs everywhere throughout the garden.
It is usually open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and admission as free on this date.
(But everything is always subject to change as time goes on) The two
RV Gypsies found this to be an unbelievable place; quirky, odd, unique,
and creative. Definitely worth a visit. |
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Below: Lee Duquette poked
at "Puss N Boots" with his make- believe sword. |
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Below: Lee Duquette played
in the tub filled with pieces of glass, reflectors and more. |
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Below: New
Ear decor and rings for Lee Duquette.
Karen Duquette hopes Lee never loses his sense of humor. |
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