All that's missing from your shack is the stuff that should be in the front yard -- the rusting refrigerator with the door ajar, the B&W TV with the shattered screen and bullet holes in the cabinet and the '56 Chevy Bel Air hulk (no tires) with three wheels up on blocks.
Perfect. You might want to wander down LA 1 to Grand Isle (assuming it still exists) sometime. The highway follows Bayou Lafourche most of the way. Every ten miles or so, you'd see a car in the bayou; people probably walked away from the wrecks more often than not (soft landings). There used to be a bakery in the little town of Golden Meadow called Dufrene's, which was famous for its cream pastries. Shrimp and crawfish for sale along the way.
Uncle, I hope the boat floats :) Thank you for posting pictures and descriptions of your travels. It's going to be fun checking in from time to time and following along. Lots of Love, Fred and Carole
Good to see pix, but I want more. Post some more text (and more pix) if you can.
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Alice
Would that be cat pix, Alice?!
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All that's missing from your shack is the stuff that should be in the front yard -- the rusting refrigerator with the door ajar, the B&W TV with the shattered screen and bullet holes in the cabinet and the '56 Chevy Bel Air hulk (no tires) with three wheels up on blocks.
ReplyDeletePerfect. You might want to wander down LA 1 to Grand Isle (assuming it still exists) sometime. The highway follows Bayou Lafourche most of the way. Every ten miles or so, you'd see a car in the bayou; people probably walked away from the wrecks more often than not (soft landings). There used to be a bakery in the little town of Golden Meadow called Dufrene's, which was famous for its cream pastries. Shrimp and crawfish for sale along the way.
Dan
Keep writing.
I'm so excited you have a blog that i can keep up on... pretty soon you'll have visiting nieces to write of!
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Abadab
Uncle,
ReplyDeleteI hope the boat floats :) Thank you for posting pictures and descriptions of your travels. It's going to be fun checking in from time to time and following along. Lots of Love,
Fred and Carole