Road Trip

[@mikioni]

Magnificent video 😊 Thanks

[@sergioamayajr.5868]

Such a wonderful scenery accompanied by very relaxing music. As always, it is so nice to be your passenger.

[@504RoadTrips]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mayswaysusa]

Appreciate the local context to your videos. Nice video. Liked the music too-I’ve actually used that first one in one of mine!

[@gittemal]

I remember as a kid, you had to get off I-10 at Sorrento because it wasn't completed yet.

[@504RoadTrips]

Yep. When I was a kid, we had family out in Church Point and the only way to get there without a bunch of detours was to take 90, or 51 and then up to 190. I can also remember when I-10 didn’t exist in Mississippi at all and you had to jump on 90 to get across the state.

[@incredibleshrinkingfungus1731]

Yep, Sand Ah-mahnt is the local pronunciation. Usually Sand with no break as though the two words are one but sometimes someone will say Sant or Sann.

[@504RoadTrips]

No matter how I said it, I knew it wouldn't be exactly right. But I hear people refer to it occasionally, and I always have to think a minute to translate what they're saying.

[@Sinclairerobby14841]

I call it sane uh maw.lol I'm from Zachary though

[@504RoadTrips]

That sounds more like I’ve heard it. When you have that “nt” at the end of anything French, the T is usually silent and the N comes out kind of like a honk.

[@emeralds3]

I'm from St. Amant. Went back November 2021. Had to use GPS to get around it's changed so much. Our house is no longer there. A new one was built in its place when it was destroyed in 2016. It was good to watch your video but didn't recognize anything just the names.

[@504RoadTrips]

How’d I do with the pronunciation of St. Amant?