The Sunday after the Bayou Lafourche Paddle Trip found me on Bayou Petite Caillou, two bayous east of my own Bayou Dularge, for the annual Folk Art Festival at the Chauvin Sculpture Garden. The eccentric sculpture of Kenny Hill greets the guests at the entrance gate. There is an interesting story surrounding this mysterious man…
The weekend began early for me with a day of paddling down Bayou Lafourche with friend and previous co-worker, Diane Huhn of Bayou Grace Community Services.
There are pirates in those there swamps . . . . .
The World Wide Web has blasted open the doors and windows of opportunity for finding those out-of-the-way people and places. The variety of folks who have managed to find this little bayou down in coastal Louisiana amazes me weekly. Such was the case several months ago when a resident of North Carolina contacted me through this Bayou Woman blog.
Chicken tractor conjures up images of a miniature garden vehicle, ridden by a chicken. That’s what I thought, too, when I saw the ad on Face Book:
BW has been busy touring and fishing. Read more!!!