Day 8
Last night after the plantation. We went to rock and bowl. This bowling alley has a full dance floor and a nice sized bowling alley. It felt like an old fashion hoedown.
Paul Sanchez at Chikie Wah Wah
The group had a wonderful time this evening enjoying the music of Paul Sanchez. I was thrilled to find out what a kind person he was and how much he cared about the community. It felt great to support a fantastic musician and caring member of the New Orleans community and culture.
Day 9: woodland conservancy
This is a picture of the woodlands conservancy shirt/logo. It’s been awesome to do some transects in this area and be a part of the data collection thus far
My friend
After seeing two huge snakes !!!
This little fella gave me peace of mind , as we worked in roughly a foot of water (knee high in some areas) in the swamps of NOLA.
Day 8
Yesterday we went to Woodlands plantation. At the plantation we had a crayfish boil. The food was amazing. After dinner we went on a tour of the property grounds. We saw all the old structures that were used on the property when it was in operation. Great dinner.
A wet day in Delacroix
It was great to see the Delacroix plot today. Though it was quite inundated with water, this site had many more native plants and showed evidence of less disturbance than the Woodlands Conservancy Trail and Park site.
Day 9: back at it
Today we got back to running out woodland swamp transects. Today we went to the other site which resides at a lower elevation so the water was everywhere.
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