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Title: Went out today~pics
Post by deltadarlin on Apr 3^rd, 2010 at 10:36pm

to see what I could find.

We've had some major flooding. These are taken at a place called the beanfield (I have no idea why). The water has receded quite a bit, but at one time, was at least under 7-10 feet of water.

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You can see where the vegetation is dead and *bleached*.

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On down the road a bit.

Wisteria gone wild (and this is the very reason I won't have the shit in my yard).

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It's in the top of a 60 foot pine tree

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These are taken at Lake Drain (where D'Arbonne Lake drains into D'Arbonne Bayou). This was also under about 6-10 feet of water. In fact, there is still water across the road (it flooded last October and it's still going down).

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More to come tomorrow.

Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by deltadarlin on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 10:57am

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You can see where the water ended

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This is a graveyard back off in the middle of nowhere. Drove by it, turned around and came back. Several old graves, including Confederate War veterans. And a few others that caught my attention.

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This man had two wives, neither of which date of birth or date of death is known.

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A dead tree

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White Iris' are in full bloom

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As are the Dewberries

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Still more to come

Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by Jackie on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 11:09am

Major flooding, I guess....some of the 'bleaching' looks rough.

Can't blame you for not wanting Wisteria....that stuff is pretty by more like a flowering weed.

Thanks, Darlin...always enjoy the pictures.

Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by deltadarlin on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 2:55pm

The last of the bunch

Lots of iris'. This is a *patch* of iris that have naturalized.

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Back at Lake Drain

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And to top it off, close ups of wisteria

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Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by Callico on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 4:12pm

"This man had two wives, neither of which date of birth or date of death is known."

At least he didn't have to worry about calling his second wife be the wrong name. ;)

Jerry

Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by Lefty on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 6:27pm

I must admit I do find graveyards fascinating places...

Nice pics Carolyn...!

Lefty

Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by Marc on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 6:41pm

Yep, I like to walk old graveyards too. I have a good sized library of headstone images.

Thanks for putting these up for us to see Carolyn. As I have said before, your pictures really make me want to do some exploring down your way. It's probably the area of the U.S. I have spent the least time and it has sooooo much to see.

Marc

Title: Re: Went out today~pics
Post by Linda_Howell on Apr 4^th, 2010 at 7:13pm

Apparently I am not the only one then who loves old old graveyards. Whew!!!!!

my husband thinks I'm crazy. :-/

I love the flowers of wisteria, but they sure do bring the wasps & bees. The way that Wisteria is climbing and taking over, it reminds me of Kudzu, the scourge of the South.

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