Kisatchie National Forest




Bill Fullerton
Labels: georgetown louisiana, grant parish, kisatche national forest, squirrel hunting, tullos louisiana
For no reason other than nothing similar seems to exist, I decided to start a blog with images of, and articles about, my hometowns of Georgetown and Tullos and the surrounding region in north-central Louisiana. It is not a prosperous land. Short spurts of semi-prosperity fade into long stretches of hard times. Still, many of us feel about the the place the same way Daniel Webster did about Dartmouth College, "It is, Sir, as I have said, a small college. And yet there are those who love it."
Labels: georgetown louisiana, grant parish, kisatche national forest, squirrel hunting, tullos louisiana