When I drove a truck, the company I worked for was founded by a guy who used to run banana's out of Gulfport to the upper Midwest so we had a lot of routes out of LA and MS and we had a contract with a tire manufacturer, I forget the city but I remember it was in the backwoods of LA and I always loved going there.
Not to be overlooked: Cocodrie and Dulac.When I was young, single, and free, much of my pool playing found me headed for Acadiana, around Lafayette, New Iberia, Breaux Bridge, anywhere in the area. Good music of every variety from classic cajun on, good people that liked to party, plenty of outdoor parties and cooking that you were often welcome to crash for the asking, and of course the cajun babes that looked so good that as Justin Wilson used to say, you looked them up one side and right back down the same side!
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Doing this ATM!!!
Suomi!!!!Doing this ATM!!!
I fished Dulac when I lived in Baton Rouge. A long ride then a long run in my brother-in-laws fifteen foot aluminum bateau with a fifty. He thought that thing was a ship but it was pucker time when we crossed a real ship's bow wave and wake! I want to say I fished Cocodrie once or twice, not really sure.Not to be overlooked: Cocodrie and Dulac.