In between the rain drops we did some back road sight seeing. Check this out.
Joyce and Lucy were trying to figure out how to climb up.
The tree below is called the "Angle Tree". The story goes that 100 years ago a member of the DeMontluzin family kept the tree from being cut when the road was built, said Douglas Niolet.
"I guess she saved it for us," Niolet said, because he and two others found their way to the oak and hung onto it for more than three hours during Hurricane Katrina. The tree died after the storm and the survivors asked to have it carved into the angels that watched over them.
As you can see, the fog rolled in which gave this picture of carved eagles a nice look.
"I guess she saved it for us," Niolet said, because he and two others found their way to the oak and hung onto it for more than three hours during Hurricane Katrina. The tree died after the storm and the survivors asked to have it carved into the angels that watched over them.
As you can see, the fog rolled in which gave this picture of carved eagles a nice look.
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