Louisiana

So after school got out I waited a whole 6 hours before hopping a cross-country flight. I guess Eugene will still be there in September when I return. On my itenerary already are New York City, Mexico city, Tuxpan, and some other small mexican city who's ...

... three stages. The first leg was the David Multibeam Cruise that went from Florida to North Carolina. The second was a stint in Louisiana doing some pipeline survy and multibeam processing. And the third leg is in Oregon at the mouth of the Columbia river ...

... the first time, like, ever. It's crazy here. But charming at the same time. Two immediate observations about Louisiana: 1) The weather is beautiful. 2) It's wet. Every ditch in the ground has water in it. Since practically the entire state is ...

... Basin. As others heard of the new homeland, more came to the area. Eventually, the name Acadian was shorted to Cajun. Louisiana has parishes instead of counties. As we left the 22-mile SAG and entered Allen Parish, we were delighted to find the road the ...

... mixed up..... So then we headed north a couple of hours to Natchitoches (pron. Nak-a-tish), the earliest settlement in Louisiana (a fort at the time, 1740) - now an upscale college town (Northwest State University) with wrought iron balconied main ...