January 2025

Oak Alley Plantation

A significant part of my travel is about looking for great places to take pictures. As I left New Orleans, my next stop was Oak Alley Plantation, which was commonly featured for it  It began as a sugar plantation in 1820, when it was purchased by Valcour Aime. It was sold to Jaques Roman in […]

Snow in New Orleans? Yes, Sir … Record Breaking!

The day after I took Jeremy to the airport, I went to Jean Lafitte in the bayou of Louisiana. There, I took another airboat ride through the western bayou. The difference between a bayou and a swamp is that a swamp is usually stagnant water, while a bayou is a very slow moving (almost stagnant)

NoLa or the Big Easy With Jeremy

I have been to New Orleans (or N’awlins) twice, once in 1969 coming home from a baton competition in Houston, Texas and the second one in the mid 80s when I went with Myles to set up the opening of the World’s Fair in New Orleans. The first time, I was too young to explore

A Return to the Emerald Coast

The first time I saw the ocean was in Long Island Mississippi.  The next time was a couple days later when we spent 5 days in a small motor lodge on Pensacola Beach.  The carefree vacation was the first ever taken.  In the 55 plus years since I first was on the Emerald Coast, (It used

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