lay of the Atchabalaya Basin by jocko500
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is a MU video of many artists here on RR and one that is not but he super . the whole video is super check out MagikUnicorn gallery too he do wonderful art
This is a bigger shot of the Atchabalaya Basin. It over 400,000 square miles big I think. It big but this little slice of the life and way people come here and party and fish when they have time off. This is a very small part here.
I do not know why it came out like what you see. Look like blocks of shapes put together but I posting it to show how the lifeboat camp and other camps is line up. The cyprees house camp is just out the photo on the left side. All have to be reach by boat.
Lot of native Indians use to live out here but they life stye was cut as the hurrcane in 1957 came ashore {Audrey]. I heard they lived out here and was not told about the storm comeing. Had no radio and no time for the elders of the tride to go and warn them[plus they did not think it be that bad; they weather out hurrcanes before] Many 100's could not be find after the storm so if you look at the recorde and see 500 plus people that die; add many 100's that could not be accorded for that lived out here in the Atchabalaya Basin. They die too but the bodies was never find.
thanks for looking and commenting
Comments (54)
Excellent photo and information. Well done.
Quite the community! I wonder if there are any regulations for these??
Awesome shot and always love reading your intros...love that "accent" :o) ~ Hugs ~
I like theorage boat!
Excellent view, Jock!
Gators got 'em, Jocko! Great shot!
Great compo like a lower angle.
excellent and very beautiful shot!!!!
Interesting history and excellent shot my friend....!!!
Fantastic shot.
The ends of the earth have inhabitants now. They were driven off private property they had no concept of. Who owns a sheet of rain driving at your face?
That was a devistaing hurricane.I wanst born yet but heard many stories about it.Cool looking shot Jock
Yes, what a disaster happen there.
Wonderfull MU shot & document Jock !! Cool! Thks for share this unique world, xxxxx
A very interesting place...... Aloha
Sad to hear about the tragedy here but it seems the beauty does not keep man away for long. Excellent shot, Jock.
Great scene!!!
Brrrr...the water looks so cold... Neat photo....
It looks like agood place to kick back for a while,as long as the weather cooperates.
Sad story but a great image.
that sure is one watery street! great photo
A fascinating scene you have captured here! Bravo!!!
Cool idea. Good work. Very beautiful photo.
very creative!5!