Down the Bayou by Breland

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1.19.05	Breland

A quiet little bayou that is rarely traveled except by sac-a-lait (crappie) fisherman.

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Lee Rudd		20-Jan-2005 19:51
another lovely peaceful image

Karen Stuebing		20-Jan-2005 10:53
That does look isolated. Such a quiet peaceful scene.

Guest		20-Jan-2005 03:58
I can almost hear the frogs jumping through the grass. Leap leap,,, ribet ribet

Karen Leaf		20-Jan-2005 03:30
Can feel and peace and quiet from here... are there any large biting creatures residing in the marsh??

Paul Dovie Jr		20-Jan-2005 03:28
Beautiful area, just wish you could of gotten some more blue to the sky.

Elaine (etfitz)		20-Jan-2005 03:22
Looks like a wonderful quiet spot! Very serene!

Breland		20-Jan-2005 01:16
No, no flares needed here just peace and quiet. It is and old bayou that was straightened during the great logging era. A "tranasse" usually runs through the marsh, is man made and about 4 feet wide. They were originally made by trappers and duck hunters.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		20-Jan-2005 01:08
Almost an arch there. Breland, is that what is called a "tranasse"?

laine82		20-Jan-2005 01:06
Good grief, make that flare not flair,,yike's that's my second typo today. Maybe I should go back to bed.

laine82		20-Jan-2005 01:04
Looks a tad overgrown, Breland. Do you need flairs when your go in there :>o

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