Road Trip

[@willinagger1555]

i love so much this video im from thailand i love countryside in america

[@cajunqt]

That large bridge crosses the intracoastal canal.

[@Diecast_and_Cars_RRR]

13:57 reminds me of Madisonville flooding-cool drive!

[@JT_70]

Very sadly, the Jean Lafitte and Lafitte area were devastated by Hurricane Ida on 8/29/2021. Massive flooding and wind damage. The 302 bridge over Bayou Barataria in Lafitte across from the Piggly Wiggly was damaged by a runaway barge and is impassable. The only way to Hwy 3257 across the bayou is by boat. All roads were under water.

[@buggeroffiam]

At the end on the right is my Dads house. I feel like I just went home. But I can't get out the car and go check on him. Y'all pray for all the stubborn old Cajuns who didn't leave for hurricane Ida.

[@504RoadTrips]

Have you had any contact with him since the storm?

[@jimmybee7966]

Just looked at Goose Bayou on Google maps. It's huge and can easily hold boats. I always thought bayous were similar to drainage ditches (they are, in Tennesee)

[@jimmybee7966]

@terrell mack Hi Terrell! I just bookmarked your channel. I like Mississippi, so am up to watching some videos about Mississippi.

[@504RoadTrips]

Bayou is pretty much synonymous with river. Bayou Barataria carries huge ships.

[@bigpimping15]

They have to fix that flooding issues down there

[@504RoadTrips]

There's not really anything to fix. It's below sea level. People have been there for 300+ years, and just know how to deal with it.

[@bigpimping15]

504RoadTrips I don’t mean any harm. I just don’t want to see anything bad happen in the future.

[@janaprocella8268]

@@bigpimping15 Cajuns rarely ever leave... They just take it and roll with it.

[@bullinmd]

Seems like a massive problem having to leave the way you came in an emergency.

[@TheDustysix]

Who's Leaving? These folks are crazy. Leaving?

[@JT_70]

@@TheDustysix Most of them evacuated Lafitte this week in advance of Hurricane Ida. Lafitte was devastated by the hurricane.