HUNTING THE HEEL

A Family Duck Hunt

in the Heel of Southern Louisiana's...

 Grand Chenier 

My husband is a true Louisiana sportsman 

and is raising our son to follow closely in his footprints.

He loves it when we are all together as a family in the duck blind 

and watching his favorite world awaken before our very eyes.  

It is truly a special moment to witness this world come alive!!!

So...

I would like to dedicate this blog

to my hubby

and all of his dedicated hunting friends.

Enjoying the crisp, cool air....

and a piece of

cold hard steel 

with a fiery flair.

A place where the sky is a canvas above

every color collides

to

paint

pictures

with

Can you see the cross?

 HIS love!

Grains of marsh grass

receiving the SON...

growing

and reaching

for the One true One!

This one's really pretty when you tap on it to enlarge it...

Mixing gulf waters with marshland and grass

reveals porcupine pictures

for those in His class. 

As a I study this world,

His beauty unfolds.

Modern marsh

becomes art...

as His

 pelicans take part...

The orchestra files in,

all finding their notes.

The ones stuck below,

in awe and with hope.

The Trinity unveils

Tap to enlarge...

singing songs to the pope.

Lonely decoys

and fallen shells

sadly can't see

this heaven from hell.

For even the dead

will rise from their graves...

taking flight

from the night

from which they were saved!!

Tap to enlarge

Swamp daisies abound...

Tap to enlarge...

Warm fuzzies surround.

A beautiful song

as we sing right along.

After the hunt...

Warning!  Enlarging photo may cause sudden weight gain.

one seeks boudin in buns...

will surely speed up

my meeting His son!

Mermantau barges

and bulls all around.

One finds

Grand Chenier

with

 Holy 

sweet 

sounds.

LSU 24... Alabama 21

Oh give thanks to the Lord; 

call upon his name;
make known his deeds among the peoples!
Sing to him, sing praises to him;
tell of all his wondrous works! 

—Psalm 105:1-2

All photos were taken 

at Grand Cheneir, LA....

the LSU photo above was taken 

by 10 year old Jenya 

who on his very first hunt

shot his very first duck...

a Wood duck...

mind you,

quite a treasure to be had!

Thanks for sending me your picture, Jenya!!!

And thank you Jimbo...

for sharing the hunt for God's glory...

I shot way over my limit in pics!!!