Located in Thibodaux, LA the historic site is mostly the remnants of the old plantation. Right along the road, you can view the long-abandoned slave cabins, that later become homesteader cabins, during the time that this was the largest sugar … Read More
It’s clear from just viewing the garden that the artist was definitely dealing with some pretty severe struggles. But, given the history, it seems to fit the bill: From https://www.louisianatravel.com/articles/sculpture-garden-folk-art-gem-chauvin Hill first settled in Chauvin in 1988, living in a … Read More
Earlier this Summer, we spent a morning in the sunflowers at Burden, the LSU Ag botanical garden. Here’s a sample, I’ll share more over time!
With the New Year, I like to share my favorite photos from the previous year in a slideshow. As always, not necessarily the best ones, but the ones I enjoy the most. I hope you do as well.
Back in March we made the drive up to Ethel, Louisiana to visit Barn Hill Preserve. It’s not like other zoos, in that you really have to reserve your visit, and take a guided tour, as opposed to walking around … Read More
As we enter 2019, like I do every new year, I make it a point to go back to the previous year and pick out an album’s worth of my favorite photos that I took during the year. As always, … Read More
In addition to being the home of Tabasco, Avery Island, LA is also an egret sanctuary. Each Spring a colony of snowy egrets nests in a part of the island specifically designed for them. There, during this time of the … Read More
From back in April when the tall ships, along with navy and Coast Guard ships made their way up the Mississippi to New Orleans. A fun time on a sunny Spring weekend.
A little time spent on the LSU campus watching Mike play around.
Some photos from a lovely late afternoon tour on an air boat near Henderson, LA while we had a friend visiting in March. Anyone who wants to come visit, we’ll take you on one too!