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I am not sure how this vine began to grow in an almost perfect ninety degree angle in a little wooded area in St. Landry Parish. Perhaps one of the many hurricanes that blew over Louisiana caused a limb or tree to fall in such a way to encourage this unusual growth pattern. It is unusual to see such a growth in a vine that is most often a series of gentle curves. Because it is winter at the time of the photograph I am uncertain of type of vine, my guess is it is either a wild grape vine or Blackjack. Perhaps if it is a Blackjack vine, a thirsty hiker cut the vine to get a drink to sooth their thirst.

I am a Cajun-Creole grandmother who was raised in South Central Louisiana and I am trying to preserve my culture as well as the things I imagine. My Primitive Folk Art preserves the simple way of life that I love. I love my culture and the place where I live and I want to share it!! Watching over my father's shoulder is how I learned to paint. He did primitive folk art for local shops. I took several art classes in college as well as private lessons from some of Acadiana's finest artist beginning when my oldest child was in kindergarten. I learned several techniques and styles. I am now grandmother to ten grandchildren. I have been selling my folk art for almost as many years as I have been a mother. When capturing the culture of the...