Lee and Karen Duquette,
The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
British Columbia flag
enjoyed Grouse Mountain
in British Columbia
, Canada
May 20, 2009
Grouse Mountain is 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver, and just up the mountain from the Capilano Suspension Bridge. Grouse Mountain features a tram ride, a lumberjack show, birds in motions demonstrations, scenic chair rides, helicopter tours, a refuge for endangered wildlife, ranger talks and eco walks, plus fabulous views of Vancouver, several dining facilities and of course, souvenir shops. The zip line is a new attraction on Grouse Mountain.
sign - welcome to Grouse Mountain
sign - the bears are waiting for you at Grouse Mountain
sign -weather 3 degrees celcius
Below: North America's largest aerial tram system departs every 15 minutes from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week. The tram goes to an elevation of 4,100 feet above Vancouver.
aerial tram
aerial tram
aerial tram
aerial tram
aerial tram
aerial tram
aerial tram
aerial tram
he service tram
the service tram
Below: From the moment the two RV Gypsies stepped off of the Grouse Mountain Skyride, nature enveloped them with the scent of Red Cedar and Douglas Fir.
first view at the top of Grouse Mountain
first view at the top of Grouse Mountain
Lee Duquette
Ryan and an owl
the owl
Karen Duquette, Ryan, and the owl
Below: A SNOW PLOW HARD AT WORK ON GROUSE MOUNTAIN
A SNOW PLOW HARD AT WORK ON GROUSE MOUNTAIN
A SNOW PLOW HARD AT WORK ON GROUSE MOUNTAIN
A SNOW PLOW HARD AT WORK ON GROUSE MOUNTAIN
A SNOW PLOW HARD AT WORK ON GROUSE MOUNTAIN
ski lift
ski lift
Below: FABUL0US CHAIN SAW CARVINGS
a FABUL0US CHAIN SAW CARVING
Lee climbing in the carving
Below: Lee Duquette climbed up a bank of snow and then into these carvings.
Lee in the carving
Lee in the carving
Below: Karen Duquette joined Lee Duquette inside the carving.
Lee and Karen in the carving
Lee and Karen in the carving
Below:laughing clipart dude OH NO!!! When getting out of the carving, the snow caved in under Karen Duquette and she found herself deep in a snow hole. Lee Duquette tried to help Karen get up, but she was laughing so hard that she just could not get back on her feet.
the snow caved in under Karen
Lee tries to help Karen up
Below: Since Karen Duquette could not get up, she decided to slide down the snow bank on her butt, laughing all the way down. Then Lee Duquette was able to help her up. All the bystanders were also laughing up a storm. Karen was later recognized by a several strangers who commented on how funny her little episode was. What a way to gain fame!!!!
help me up, says Karen
Karen Duquette and some of the carvings
bigger than life carvings
Lee and some carvings
Lee and some carvings
Lee and a bear carving
Karen and a bear carving
another carving
an eagle carving
a moose carving
man and bird carving
carvings
carvings
another carving
close up of a bigger than life carving
Below: Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife
sign - welcome to the grizzly bear's hibernation habitat
grizzly bear
grizzly bear
grizzly bear
grizzly bear
grizzly bear
grizzly bear
Below: Wolves
a wolf
Wolves
Wolves
Wolves
Wolves
a wolf
a wolf
Wolves
a wolf
a wolf
a wolf
Wolves
a wolf
Below: Spectacular views of Vancouver Island, the Cascade and Olympic Mountain Ranges, the dam, and more.
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
a scenic view
Below: The hiking trail to go higher up this mountain was closed, but several hikers are shown in the photo below emerging from an unbelievable hike from the bottom of Grouse Mountain to this point.
the hiking trail and a hiker
the hiking trail and a hiker
Below: A close-up view of how rough the trail is at the top of the mountain. Imagine that it must be just as bad throughout the hike.
the hiking trail
the hiking trail
Below: View from the other side of Grouse Mountain
Lee Duquette
view from the other side of Grouse Mountain
view from the other side of Grouse Mountain
Karen Duquette
Below: Karen Duquette noticed a spray of mist rising above the mountain.
view from the other side of Grouse Mountain
view from the other side of Grouse Mountain
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