Louisiana’s Creole Country, Colorfully Preserved (NY Times)
From The New York Times:
By KEITH MULVIHILL
Published: April 4, 2008
"Come April, the streams and sloughs, bogs and bayous of central Louisiana bloat from rejuvenating spring rains, watering a landscape in full flower. Deep in the Kisatchie National Forest, wild azaleas blaze trails with pinkish-white clusters, sassafras trees glow brilliant green and hikers stride through glades dotted with the lavender blossoms of blazing star. Kayakers rouse turtles that belly-flop off sunny logs with splashy kerplunks. Pileated woodpeckers wail out their shrill, laughlike calls".
http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/04/04/travel/escapes/04american.html?8dpc
By KEITH MULVIHILL
Published: April 4, 2008
"Come April, the streams and sloughs, bogs and bayous of central Louisiana bloat from rejuvenating spring rains, watering a landscape in full flower. Deep in the Kisatchie National Forest, wild azaleas blaze trails with pinkish-white clusters, sassafras trees glow brilliant green and hikers stride through glades dotted with the lavender blossoms of blazing star. Kayakers rouse turtles that belly-flop off sunny logs with splashy kerplunks. Pileated woodpeckers wail out their shrill, laughlike calls".
http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/04/04/travel/escapes/04american.html?8dpc
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