by Addie K. and Jeremy Martin | May 7, 2016 | Featured, Louisiana
Rounding Bayou Lafourche, it occurred to us that this all would’ve looked more beautiful on a different day. It seems ungrateful and petty but blue skies rather than the uniform ceiling of grey would’ve set the colors of the flags in brighter contrast as they snapped...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Apr 17, 2014 | Featured, Louisiana
Day 1 – Donaldsonville to Napoleonville – 4/9/14 This is my second attempt at paddling the 106-mile Bayou Lafourche from source to mouth. My first attempt, back in July of 2010, ended at mile 75 in heat stroke and exhaustion. That would not happen again,...
by Taylor Lasseigne | May 15, 2011 | Featured, Louisiana
Over a year ago, Chris Esposito and I took advantage of some glorious weather by hauling our kayaks down to Braithwaite in St. Bernard Parish, LA. We paddled around in the canals for a few hours, dodging large alligators most of the time. On the drive back, we...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Apr 26, 2011 | Louisiana, Mississippi
This is the story of a hastily thrown-together cycling trip from New Orleans, LA to Biloxi, MS on April 26th, 2011, the Monday after Easter. As usual, I underestimated the amount of time it would take to pack for such a trip, a mistake that results in little sleep...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Jun 9, 2010 | Louisiana
Street performer on Bourbon Street that calls himself “Funny Tombow One Man Band”. The guy ROCKS by employing all appendages. Here’s what he says on his website, “When I Was travering in US & Canada for looking for my future, then lot of...
by Taylor Lasseigne | Jun 5, 2010 | Louisiana
by Dave Rhodes and Josh Pitts / June 5, 2010 / A trip down to Grand Isle, Louisiana, to see how things are developing, contribute a bit to the local economy, talk to locals, show some support, and try and make a surreal catastrophe happening a few hours away more...
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