"St. Francisville, Louisiana, Natchez Mississippi, Natchiotches Louisiana.
This weekend my husband, Miss Priss, and I were able to go visit St. Francisville for the umptenth time and we still love it and will go again.IF you ever come to South Louisiana, out of any place you may visit, I recommend this town. Even MORE SO than some of other towns that get visited by tourists.
Everyone wants to go to New Orleans.
But personally......give me St. Francisville every time. I'm not one to go visit New Orleans unless I am forced to which is usually once a year....to the airport or to a museum etc.
Although I have been there many times for many reasons, that city will never be "my cup of tea."
St. Francisville isn't a loud party city. It's much calmer and there isn't as much to do....except look at old Plantation homes and Antebellum homes, beautiful gardens and fun shops. There is alot of history all in one little area.
This town is full of it's own ambiance.
Romantic old homes such as these.
<Admirable "Houses of Worship".......
A fabulous mixed combination of rolling hills, swamps, and hanging moss in trees is what you can find in the Feliciana's. When the bushes and flowers are in bloom. You may think you have died and gone to heaven. Well.....not quite but it is still wonderful to behold. 
I will write more later regarding the shops and the GREAT food spots in the area.
7 comments:
Your pictures are lovely, so peaceful x
These are so picturesque. Our next short vacation is supposed to be to LA (I'm in Tx) and I think I found where I want to visit!! I can't wait to read more...Toodles...Angie
I'm so glad you visited my blog. My, what beautiful pictures you posted. I visited New Orleans in 1989. Should have gone to St. Francisville. New Orleans was very interesting. You mentioned the humidity. Humidity is something we get very little of in Scottsdale. We get a lot of heat, but as they say, "It's a dry heat." If you're wondering about the "comment deleted", I left a comment, but it posted under my husband's blog name because he was logged on under his name. So, I deleted it and started over. Have a great day.
This town certainly looks amazing. Can't wait to hear about the shops!
Fantastic photos!!
WoW!! What beautiful pictures ... I look forward to the day when I can travel the U.S. ***smiles***
Thanks for sharing some of your favorites :o)
and thanks too for visiting my blog & your sweet sweet thoughts!!! I'm always grateful for such sweet sentiments :o)
Have a great weekend Joyce!!
Dionne
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