Road Trip: Louisiana Hwy. 65

This is a continuation of my trip through the heart of the Louisiana Delta. If you haven't read the first part and would like to, you can click here. I love photographing animals and was delighted when I saw several little goats close to the road. Just look at these little beauties ... I love the expressions on their faces and their soft velvety hair. This little one entertained me by sticking his tongue out at me. He was so cute I wanted to take him home with me. A donkey was standing close by and his curiosity finally got the best of him. He wandered over to check me out, and I couldn't help but wonder what he was thinking. My next stop was at a cotton processing plant where this neat rocking chair caught my eye as I passed by. It looks like it has been well used and I didn't have the nerve to ask if they wanted to sell it. I'm sure the answer would have been a resounding, "No Ma'am!" I didn't ask what kind of skull that was beside it either. This little rabbit was almost hidden amongst a lethal-looking cactus plant. I love yard art and couldn't resist taking his picture. One of the things I always notice as I drive through little towns are the water towers. This one was at Transylvania, Louisiana, and I love the picture on it. I did an "about-face," aka U-turn, when I passed by this old barn. I like the unusual windows on the side of what I assume is the hay loft. I love silos, and was pleased with the way the trees framed this one for me. I enjoyed my trip through the Louisiana Delta, and would like to go back someday. I had to leave a lot of "pictures" up there, and that rocking chair is haunting me.