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Where else in the United States of America, or the world for that matter, does Santa arrive on a shrimp boat? Well, for sure he does on some of the bayous in south Louisiana. As I watched the Christmas boat parade back in 2009, I was once again reminded how unique the culture and way…
Oil-free zone!
In the midst of the worst environmental disaster America has ever seen, there are still pristine Louisiana wetlands where Bayou Woman goes on a regular basis.
Hurricane Gustav & Ike – The Insurance Companies
Ok, folks, no pics just facts. It’s not quite 7 a.m. and I just finished putting my lower kitchen cabinets back into order at my home down the bayou. Yes, I am trying to make my home livable until we decide what we will do here. That’s another story for another day. There are so…
Fall Fishing Rodeo
Bayou Woman takes two young men fishing to compete in local fishing rodeo.
Crawfish Tales
[su_service title=”Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association” icon=”https://bayouwoman.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/LowaLogo.png” icon_color=”#4C9900″ size=”40″]This article received 1st Place in the Electronic Division of the 2015 LOWA Excellence in Craft Competition.[/su_service] Once upon a time, there were three siblings, two sisters and a brother, who lived in the city. Prone to adventure beyond what their concrete sidewalks and manicured lawns offered, they…
Holiday reading coming soon!
Ok, I notice that my raccoon stories are so far back, no one is reading them. We are a lazy bunch, aren’t we? Since we usually end up with about 14 days off school, etc. for the holidays, I plan to introduce these stories, one each day for 14 days. Actually, I’d like you to…

