BW needs your help!
I am doing some research into different areas of media. Since your input has proved invaluable to me in the past, I am turning to you once more for your input.
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Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association (LOWA) Annual Conference
That is where I’ve been, and that’s why you’ve not heard much from me the past week. Well, I wasn’t gone a whole week, but I had lots of desk work to clear up before I could leave. Monday, I needed to rest and recuperate, so here I am with a little review of the highlights.
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Photographers Tour (part 2)
So, you never know what you might encounter on a Bayou Woman Adventure. Darlene and I decided we would call this one a Bayou Belle-Bayou Woman Adventure. And Christy? She was the quiet one who basically had the adventure of her life, no matter what we call it!
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Photographers Tour, Part 1
Busy, busy, busy, I have been. But any time I’m on the water, it’s a good busy! This story is definitely a two-parter, and this morning I’m struggling with which images to share with you. I took close to one hundred images on Monday’s tour with an amazing young woman photographer named Christy S., who is definitely going places with her artistic abilities.
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Casting New Swamp Peeps!
It all began at Big Al’s Seafood in Houma, Louisiana. It was a muggy hot Saturday afternoon, and with not a whole lot better to do, I decided to drive into town and check out the local casting call for the popular reality TV series Swamp People.
There were a couple of interviews going on when I arrived, with several other
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The Adventures Continue!
If you’ve ever seen Cajun Justice, then you have actually seen some of the areas on my Wetland Tour route. So, we headed up to the “haunted swamp” from one episode, which is also the same swamp where the alligator poachers got busted with the help of a big alligator head decoy. I showed them the spot where the poachers jumped out of the boat and took off running. And the idea hit me, “Hey, I could start doing Cajun Justice Tours!”
