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DAY 120 – TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Southernmost Point in Louisiana We made it to the “end” — the “end of the world” some people say down here. First on foot to the last bit of land, the southernmost…
November 5, 2019 -
DAY 119 – MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4
BURAS TO BOOTHVILLE/VENICE This is my last entry to write. Day 119 was the second to last day of our journey, but I was much more prompt in posting remarks on Day…
November 4, 2019 -
DAY 118 – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3
HOMEPLACE TO BURAS We ran from the Homeplace watertower to Fort Jackson, Louisiana. It was a breezy day again, but we soaked up the blue sky and sun. Knowing we’d be out on…
November 3, 2019 -
DAY 117 – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2
West Pointe a la Hache to Homeplace (Over the Bridge) We came at Empire, Louisiana from the back side, driving from Patty’s Place B&B in Buras, Louisiana up Highway 11 and taking Rose Marie Drive through the shipyard…
November 2, 2019 -
DAY 117 – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2
West Pointe a la Hache to Homeplace (Port Sulphur Detour) Cooler temps are hanging around along with a steady breeze. Today we ran the levee almost the entire way, running down the…
November 2, 2019 -
DAY 116 – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
CARLISLE TO POINTE A LA HACHE (MADERE MANOR) We did our best to finish the 44 oz. frozen daiquiris on the drive between Belle Chasse, Louisiana and Jesuit Bend, Louisiana. Later this will seem like…
November 1, 2019 -
DAY 116 – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
CARLISLE TO POINTE A LA HACHE (JESUIT BEND DETOUR) We started the day in Belle Chasse, Louisiana one last time and took the ferry back over to the East Bank. It was a cold…
November 1, 2019
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