| | My porch at the Oak Alley plantation B&B | |
| | | Sugar cane fields just beyond the porch | |
| | | hard to see, but the sugar cane is just beginning to sprout | |
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| | | | drove my Honda to the levee | |
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| | | view of the Mississippi from the levy | |
| | | obligatory iconic view of Oak Alley | |
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| | | | view from the other side - live oaks are 100 years older than the hous | |
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| | French garden in the back | |
| | | | Laura plantation - a Creole-style plantation house | |
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| | definitely not Gone with the Wind - in a good sense | |
| | | construction detail. lower level. The house was constructed ... | |
| | | without nails - it all fits together like a puzzle | |
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| | wine bottles and olive oil jugs that were later used for refrigeration | |
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| | interior construction details | |
| | | slave shack - a family of 6 might live in one room | |
| | | bird houses in the slave shack | |
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| | The neighborhood of the San Francisco plantation | |
| | | poor thing is behind bars | |
| | | San Francisco plantation details | |
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| | | | St. Josephs plantation next door to Oak Alley | |
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