Houmas House sits just off the levee banks of the winding Mississippi River behind an alley of gorgeous oak trees filled with Spanish moss to match. Here on this land the Houma Indians roamed and Top
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Posts from June 2009
Why Crawl When You Can Walk? Wine Walk Wednesdays Downtown
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Participating in my first wine walk, I was not sure what to expect other than a taste of four different wines at each of the five locations downtown. What I experienced was much greater than just the
Louisiana Old State Capitol – Where the politics are as colorful as the stained glass ceiling!
Monday, June 15, 2009
Upon entering the regal building, one cannot help but stand in awe of the grand staircase leading your gaze to the colorful stained glass ceiling. The Louisiana Old State Capitol has been burned,
Return to Grandeur at Nottoway Plantation
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Where River Road meets moss trees and the state capital in Baton Rouge is just out of sight, lies a majestic three-story home with a century’s old tale of beauty and refinement. Paul Ramsay invited
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