LAROSE - Down the Bayou History on Louisiana’s CAJUN BAYOU 

This channel is a hidden gem on youtube! I'm in Houma😊

My family are all from grand isle/cut off and it’s amazing seeing a video about the area. Amazing storytelling! Makes me really miss it

I grew up in chauvin I'm about to be 40 .. my mom from chauvin my dad from dulac I have salt water in my blood.. young man my hat goes off to u and your crew.. y'all do an amazing job.. I have passed your videos on to my family and friends .. very informative and touches my soul.. keep up the great work .. y'all are doing a service to our people that in my opinion is just our right amazing. 💯💯

LOVE La., so I love hearing all the stories that make La., so special. Thanks

Love Louisiana being from a Cajun family that goes back to the 1600s in Louisiana you are very correct we need to preserve Cajun and Creole heritage shah

Interesting bit if history. Cheers for that

Moms family is from Golden Meadow. Thanks for the historical reminder ✌️

Awesome thanks bud!!!!

Thanks again bro

Nice job young man. Clear as a bell. Good teacher here.

This is not what I was looking for but I watched the entire thing it was so interesting 😂

Love my Louisiana

Well done!

Awesome segment! Yet the mystery still remains… who wrote “lick da fess” on the sea wall?!

Portuguese ... interesting. I traced my family to england and france, but a few of us have pacific islander? or native american? traits. Maybe, it's portuguese. Relatives mainly from plaucheville to new orleans. Tight circle. Glad i stumbled on this channel. All of the sudden, I'm interested in this state's history and culture, and here you are.

Can’t get nth better than down here

Very well done and informative

I just love your accent 😊

My Husbands family was a part of this history!!! They brought food from La rose to Nola!!! Portera’s

Loved this!!

Great history lesson.

that’s a great fishing spot you in there T

LOL, I ran out of gasoline at the top of the old Intracoastal Bridge. People behind me were not happy. My dad had to bring some in a gas can.

Niiiiiiiccceeeee Kyle

Can you do Raceland and the sugar mill unions?

I love that place where my wife is from I'm trying to work it out so I can move down and retire course I'll probably still have to work at a shipyard but that's fine

No mention of Harry’s Poboys 😢

It's Larose/ CutOff - The "Twin Cities."

There are a lot of folks down here who identify as Cajuns, but who are actually descendants of Portugese, Spanish, Italian, Colonial French, and German settlers. There is no shame in celebrating your actual heritage. While my father was a genuine Cajun descended from those who were expelled from Canada by the English, my mom was Scots-Irish. Imagine my surprise recently, when I learned by virtue of a DNA test, that I am, genetically speaking, only 9% Cajun. I actually have not only a smidge of Portugese blood, but also I'm 12% Italian! Boy our ancestors got around, eh?

Do Golden Meadow next

your awesome

Isnt there a Civil War fort there?

That's my street at 4:04

Ed Orgeron's birthplace

Sweetgodhelpuspoor

When Trump wins I'm coming to tour the bayou and go to Mardi gras and be a crazy with glee 🎉