YUM |
Then for lunch we went to St. Martinville to a little cafe, mainly for their hot beignets, but we thought we'd better eat something substantial also. I had crawfish etouffee and Vel had red beans and rice with sausage. Both were very good! And then of course beignets for dessert! I also hate to mention that we found a bakery and bought 2 creme puffs, can you say pig out!
The Bayou Teche runs through this area. |
Spanish Moss hanging from a Large Oak tree. |
We walked around town, before we went back to check on the "furry kids". And then we headed to downtown New Iberia, to take a tour of the Shadow of the Teche. It is an old Mansion, built for a wealthy sugar planter in 1834. 4 generations lived there until 1958 and then it became a National Trust Historic site. One thing that surprise us, is all of the fields of cane sugar down here. We see new growth, to fields that are being harvested. They are in the middle of harvest season now, we were told.
Shadows on the Teche |
We're having a great time experiencing the area, we'll have to see what we can find today!-Later -M
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