Word has it this was caused by Global Warming which is the result of ultra Conservative Right Wingers using their Natural Gas stoves to cook. Note, at the time this picture was taken, thanks to the discovery of the Monroe Gas Field near Spyker, Louisiana, it was reputed to the be the largest natural gas field in the World and Monroe, Louisiana was known at the time as the Natural Gas Capital of the World. So, I suppose it all makes sense.
So, we need ole Mr. Smith to indict Former President Donald Trump for causing this flood.
Probably also get him for the Great Flood of 1927. During the 1927 flood, it was said that one could take a boat from Bayou DeSaird (in Monroe) and go all the way to the Mississippi River, without ever touching dry ground. Which is a distance of about 80 miles. I grew up on that Bayou and its banks are the highest ground in and around Monroe. However, just east was the Chauvin Swamp, where, when not on or in the bayou, I could be found with my .22 looking for various critters and varmints to shoot.
Addendum. I made a stupid mistake when I first posted this and should have known better. The initial well was drilled at Spyker, Louisiana, not Beekmann. This well is not far from the Pickett Family farm which is my wife’s family. The Pickett’s had a small well in their pasture that when it quit producing commercially, the family still used the gas’s from this well to heat their home and cook. The well was still producting a small amount of gas when we got married in 1973. However, it could not be trusted to provide a steady flow of gas. No one slept with the space heaters on. Brenda, who lived in her Grandmother’s home (next to her family’s home) after graduating from college and going to work, reported that she slept with no heat under lots of blankets and at times would wake up in the morning with left over dishwater frozen in the sink.
Life in the country.
So, we need ole Mr. Smith to indict Former President Donald Trump for causing this flood.
Probably also get him for the Great Flood of 1927. During the 1927 flood, it was said that one could take a boat from Bayou DeSaird (in Monroe) and go all the way to the Mississippi River, without ever touching dry ground. Which is a distance of about 80 miles. I grew up on that Bayou and its banks are the highest ground in and around Monroe. However, just east was the Chauvin Swamp, where, when not on or in the bayou, I could be found with my .22 looking for various critters and varmints to shoot.
Addendum. I made a stupid mistake when I first posted this and should have known better. The initial well was drilled at Spyker, Louisiana, not Beekmann. This well is not far from the Pickett Family farm which is my wife’s family. The Pickett’s had a small well in their pasture that when it quit producing commercially, the family still used the gas’s from this well to heat their home and cook. The well was still producting a small amount of gas when we got married in 1973. However, it could not be trusted to provide a steady flow of gas. No one slept with the space heaters on. Brenda, who lived in her Grandmother’s home (next to her family’s home) after graduating from college and going to work, reported that she slept with no heat under lots of blankets and at times would wake up in the morning with left over dishwater frozen in the sink.
Life in the country.
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He actually has great words for their Pharmacy program !
His stepson is a pilot out of Hong Kong , got to fly for free. I have no desire to be any closer than the PI or Thailand 
Other Louisiana memories was the smell in Bastrop 
don’t think masks would help. Ate some good chow there…
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