Imagine commandeering a kayak on the meandering Bayou Teche waterway, beneath moss-draped cypresses, majestic oaks, and bottomland hardwoods. The Bayou Teche snakes through Southern Louisiana, providing a 135-mile National Water Trail that flows through towns like Franklin, in St. Mary Parish, on Louisiana’s Cajun Coast.
But the beauty and mystery of the Cajun Coast go far beyond its waterways and scenic byways. The bayous, swamps, and canals made communication and travel tough, preserving local traditions, dialects, and community bonds. On a trip to the Cajun Coast, I learned about the rich history and traditions, visited the revitalized historic town of Franklin, sampled southern delicacies, met the multi-talented Captain Caviar, and marveled at Mr. Charlie, an offshore rig. To read more, click the link.
Really enjoy your articles, Merle
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