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The lowlands and bayous surrounding Lake Charles along the Creole Scenic Byway are full of egrets, herons and alligators. Fishermen and fishing boats by the dozen normally cram every waterway searching for crawdads, bass and other tasty critters. The farther south you go the more salt water you get from the Gulf of Mexico. Somewhere in between is a rough boundary of differing plant and animal life.
Written Dec 27, 2004
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Contraband Days is a big festival held during the first 2 weeks of May each year. It is a festival celebrating a local legend. According to this legend, a pirate named Lafitte hid his treasure somehwere along the banks of Lake Charles while trying to flea from capture.
Written Feb 25, 2003
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If you like to gamble, then this is your city. Numerous casino's and riverboat's can be found for entertainment pleasure.
See the travelogue for more on casino's
The thrill of winning or the despair of losing - which will it be for you? The food is great, hotel accomodations on site and great entertainment!
Written Feb 25, 2003
Address: I-10 at Lake Charles
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Written Aug 26, 2002
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Sabine National Wildlife Refuge
Includes a 1.5 mile marsh trail with superb views of wildlife, interpretation stations, and an observation tower. Very nice!
Written Aug 26, 2002
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Since I was born here and lived here the first 17 years of my life, I thought I should at least tell you about this place. Since I have left, the place has become a gambler's haven! I think there are...
One of Louisiana's Least Considered Gems
Lake Charles in the southwestern corner of the state is normally missed by commuters barreling for the Big Easy or the state capital at Baton Rouge. Like many parts of the state the struggling economy...
Don't ask me...I only ate here
That I was in this city at all was purely a fluke; I was supposed to be in Lafayette. But it was getting late on my Houston-Lafayette run, owing to a very late start after a full day at the Space...
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