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You lift some facts out I know because I live in Plaquemine

I've driven that road hundreds of times in the middle of the night, and I've seen someone walking on the side of the road several times. Always in the same place, always during the winter.

Can you do a segment on Albany, Louisiana or Hammond?

I really enjoy your history stories. I would love to hear about Hammond and Ponchatoula

Love this. ❤💚

I don’t know how I missed this, but I live in Marrero!! Born & raised and Wow we had Italian’s running things??? Now I know, it’s no coincident that I love “Gangster Movies lol 😁.. And Harry Lee was just a later version of “L Marrero” 👀..Thank you so much!!! 💯

My grandmother used to say dat all the time when would be fighting😂😂

Never heard dat and im a Evangeline parish native and my Grandfather ( lastname Toussaint) orleans parish..ive heard " TÊH FŮ" OR FŮFŮ...MEANS THE DUMMY OR DUMDUM..OR STUPID OR CRAZY..Never heard craz

I’ll never forget that day. I was 10 years old.

I was so fortunate and blessed to spend a large portion of my childhood on the bayous in Plaquemine Parish. I long for those days again.

My home town!

Its beautiful looking town. The Iberville parish seat. Learned something new today. Merci.

Not only is this cool, your accent is awesome!!!❤️❤️

My great grandmother had a home on Sala Avenue that i remember so well.

My home town. That water tower is nearly in the back yard of the home my grandmother owned.

I remember a ship crashing into the Riverwalk circa 2002-2006 timeframe. But I can’t find anything on it. I just remember seeing it on the news while in college. It was a super low speed collision.

My mom is from Plaqumine. We used to play around the Lots. I always wondered about the history. Thank you for this Vlog!! ❤️💯 . “P.S Could you give some history on Addis ?

Thanks for doing a video on my hometown you did a great job

Awesome! You just made me smarter!

still here today lol

This is my hometown!

The Lockmaster's house was moved north about 7 miles to Brusly, LA near East Main St.

De cane thic roun dere dred ⚜️

I haven't visited Plaquemine in a while and your video has renewed my interest in the town. Thanks for the great history lesson.

The drive along LA 1 is very scenic and relaxing ever since Interstate 49 was built. 😀

I conduct tours of the Red River Campaign sites, contact me if interested.

Man I just found your channel. Let me tell you it a great one.

Do a video on Willie Francois who survived the electric chair in Louisiana and / or a video on the history Saint martinville

Do a video on Saint Martinville, Louisiana

My son and his girlfriend just moved to Spanishtown

She did the right thing, they treated those patients with kindness and peace. I couldn’t imagine someone suffering to death! We don’t even allow our animals to suffer

Stay out of the library! The library is for locals only!

If you are homeless and set foot in Natchitoches they will lock you up!

Louisiana lore is the best!

I love this story

My husband, his parents, his sister and 3 of my blood kin are buried there in Big Woods Cemetery and most of these stories I've NEVER heard of! Besides, it's not the dead that's going to hurt you, it's them LIVE sob's you had better worry about! The dead can only help you hurt yourself!

Still not as many gaze than Atlanta.

das real doh dred 💯 geaux pels

i owned leon weiss’s home that he built in uptown new orleans in the early 1930’s …i bought it from the estate of caroline weiss…the house had some very fine features including an etched nickel shower door made by enrique alvarez, one of the artists commissioned by long for the freezes and fountains at the new state capitol…there was a mural that encompassed the entire dining room painted by well known louisiana artist “ drysdale” …one of weiss’s daughters wrote a book about her life , and her father who served 4 years in the penitentiary for fraud and corruption…it’s called “times tapestry” thanks for sharing..

My ancestors are Arcadien. I also have distsnt indigenous ancestors as well. I will never forget moo achiere grand Pere’a side hiwtoire nor mio sea jisabeulo Pere Antoni Rafael DeGras/DeGrace(on femme appellez Antoine etait epanarde du Palma de Mallorca epouse wraith Angelique). Ju suis fiere moi ancestoires Acadien et Latino. Y lor sang est in moi DNA. Mercie boncoup per Les sacrifices et resilience. Least we forget the horror of the past by La corone de Angliterre et Ecosse et Gallles et Nord a Irelande.

So it’s the Louisiana version of Cthulhu

EVERYONE was in crisis. Dying patients aren’t the top priority

Looks like the Honey Island Swamp Monster

Very interesting channel. I grew up in New Orleans and I can’t even pronounce those French words like you do.

Very spooky! Happy Halloween! 🎃👻😊

There is no sign between the cemeteries that says "beware of children". This is a super peaceful place. There is no long road to chase someone out of a cemetery but locals are protective of the cemetery since there has been so much vandalism in the past and will purposefully scare the dickens out of anyone trespassing at night. No one has "not returned" from going into Antioch cemetery. I have been to both cemeteries hundreds of times and not once did I feel any "dread". I did once see an unusual mist in Big Woods Cemetery during the evening hours. It seemed to form suddenly and dissipate slowly over a particular grave. I found it unusual but not scary or alarming in any way. I simply said a prayer over the grave afterward, assuming a spirit was trying to get my attention for some reason. I feel like as long as you are there for the right reasons with no ill intent and are respectful, there is no reason to "dread" anything.

Dang, Kyle. You just had to bring up ol' Bobby.😂

Good story, now I'll have trouble sleeping when I go camping in the swamp. Thanks!

Saw one as a child. The smell was the first thing I noticed! Still gives me the frissons to think about it.

I think I married one 😂😂😂