It was gorgeous out there. Not a normal Utah fall mountains gorgeous but a Louisiana swamp gorgeous that can only really be appreciated in person. The only downside was the fact that we were doing a tour in November which meant that there were no really big gators out and about. When it gets cold they basically hibernate.
Gator on a log! He's trying to warm up, it was a chilly day.
Gator!
The water was perfectly still and this tree had the most amazing Spanish moss.
We did see quite a number of birds on our little swamp tour. Isn't this guy so picturesque?
Behold, the gator! She was a little baby one.
This is the only picture of all four of us from the entire trip. How pathetic is that?
Our tour guide was this awesome guy who knew everything and anything about the swamp. He actually lives in a swampy area called Lafitte that is south of New Orleans and he is Cajun. It was so interesting hearing about his life and how he was brought up speaking French and living in the swamp.
I'm definitely planning on going on another swamp tour in the spring when the weather warms back up and the big gators are out! Friends are always welcome too. :)
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