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I make muscadine wine with mine. I wish I could gift you some bottles.

My muscadine are getting ready to flower. What a big difference the little distance makes in growing times.

Welcome from south Louisiana

The squash is in a rush here. Tomatoes trying to keep up and I should have planted more string beans. Strawberries are limping along.

Welcome from South Louisiana

Welcome from South Louisiana

My Grandmother's family, the Arseneauxs fled in the great exodus from Acadia.

There are a lot of Savoie in South Louisiana. Must be some of your kin folk. I'll tell them you said hi.🙂

Mine are a thorn less blackberry. The Arapaho thorn less from the University of Arkansas. Makes some big fat, nice sweet berries. I wish I had more, makes for some good eating and a very tasty wine. Grand daughter is anxiously waiting for them to ripen so she can pick em. Blackberry jelly emmm yes!

Welcome from south Louisiana

The Bonnie blue was flying in South Carolina when fort Sumter was being bombarded. Here's a pic of a version of a Texas Bonnie Blue.

It was also the first flag of the confederate state Louisiana

You made me look for pictures again and I found 3.

Yes, that what I found out also. My dad was born in 1922 and said they would hunt doves along the Mississippi river when he was a young boy and Poppa had it then.

My grandfather had a LC Smith 12 gauge hamme less field grade. It's in beautiful condition and if I out live my older brother it will be mine.🙂 I looking for a picture.

My great grandpa with the buggy and my grandpa wearing the hat. I never met either one. One died in 1928 and the other in 1943. They were both butchers. The horse's name is Doc and he made deliveries with the buggy.

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Flying with pride.

Really nice job! Beautiful

Welcome from South Louisiana