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The atmosphere is simple elegance, incredible wait staff, and amazing food. Lunch or dinner. Always consistent.
Hadn't been in a while. Holly G. and the gang are still killin' it. Justin and the front of the house provided top notch service. Nate, our server is the best. Maybe even better than famed server, Steven Stein. Maybe.
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Love this place. The food is always wonderful and the gumbo is so good! How do they get the roux so dark and not burn it??!!!! Always like the garlic and toast points here too! I bring out of towners here for the great food and service.
Annual family holiday dinner. Big success. Food was outstanding. Staff was professional, courteous. Service was efficient. Well stocked bar and knowledgable mixologist. Filet perfection, my favorite was trout, crab , crawfish on Gouda and asparagus with wonderful sauce. It must be a sin
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My wife and I have been dining at Charley G's for the past 10 years plus at 1-3 times per year, though less in recent years. We ate here in December for our anniversary. Reservations made in advance, we were welcome and seated on time. All is well so far.
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Never a bad meal here, in fact this place is consistent all the time. Some of the best food in the city, great couple restaurant, atmosphere is great. Great fish dishes for sure. Do not forget to get the gumbo!
This was truly a meal to remember. The fall vegetable and tasso Rosotto was to die for. The filet barely needed a knife to cut it it was so tender. The sea bass was very good, but the desert was decadent. Try the tower of chocolate. The service was also very good, although the ambience was just a little lacking.
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Bulletin #32 - Feb 2011
THE ST HELENS REPORTER, 19 January 2011 - He protected one of the most revered leaders in world history but barely spoke at word about for decades.
As a young Royal Marine at the very end of the war, Neville Bullock was detailed as part of Sir Winston Churchill's official bodyguard.
The role gave him a unique eye and ear on modern history.
He travelled with him to the famous Potsdam Conference in occupied Germany where Churchill, Russian leader Stalin and the American President Harry S. Truman to effectively carve up post-war Europe and Asia after the end of hostilities and decide what punishment to administer to their foe just nine weeks after victory.
Now, more than 65 years after his historic duties finished, pensioner Mr Bullock has received a surprise, but much treasured, honour.
Neville, a former Garswood parish and district councillor, has received the Churchill Centre and Cabinet War Rooms Museum's 2010 Somervell Award.
His essay, 'Eyewitness to Potsdam' came to the attention of Awards Scheme chairman Lawrence S. Geller who was delighted to successfully nominate him.
This week Neville opened a package addressed to his home in Thornhill Road to find the surprise plaque prize.
The ever-modest octogenarian said he was "delighted and humbled" to have been singled out for recognition.
Mr Bullock, now a grandfather of two who finished his council duties for Billinge and Seneley Green ward in 2006 after eight years service, said: "The American members of the Churchill Society have presented me with this and I am very grateful.
TCC-UK's annual reception to mark WSC's birthday was due to take place on 1st December. But, at very short notice, severe snow and ice - making travel very difficult - led to a postponement. The event eventually took place in London on 8th February: the venue was St Stephen's Club and 85 members and their guests attended.
Allen Packwood, TCC-UK's newly appointed Executive Director, opened the proceedings and then handed over to the Hon Celia Sandys, who introduced the first speaker, Robert Hardy - recognized by all as the most authentic of all WSC's impersonators; he gave an amusing account of how he trained himself to play the role and then proposed the toast to the heroic memory of Sir Winston. Lady Soames responded and then introduced Sir Martin Gilbert; he had selected six important events in the life of WSC which had occurred on 8th February in various years, opening the door to some little known nooks and crannies.
The occasion was highly successful and many plaudits were received from those present.
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London, England, UK, November 26, 1954. British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill admire the illuminated address, bound in a blue and gold leather cover, presented by the British Legion to commemorate the Prime Minister's 80th birthday. The gift was presented personally by Captain S.H. Hampson, National Chairman of the Legion, accompanied by officers of the Legion and of the women's auxiliary, at 10 Downing Street. The Prime Minister's birthday is November 30th.
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In order to support its expanding worldwide activities, The Churchill Centre and Museum (TCC) has appointed new Executive Directors for the United States and the United Kingdom. Lee Pollock has undertaken responsibility for the U.S. and Allen Packwood for the U.K., both effective January 1, 2011.
Lee is a longstanding Churchillian based in Chicago and has been a member of The Churchill Centre Board of Trustees since 2009. "I'm extremely excited about the challenges that lie ahead. Churchill has so much to offer, even in the 21st century, and we're in the ideal position to bring him to a new generation of Churchillians," Pollock said. In conjunction with Mary Paxson, TCC's Director of Administration, Dan Myers, Chief Financial Officer, and John David Olsen, Director of Communications, Lee will focus on expanding the Centre's activities in the U.S., including membership development, education and programming.
Allen Packwood, who continues in his primary position as Director of the Churchill Archives Centre (CAC) at Churchill College, Cambridge, will support the Trustees and Executive Committee of TCC - U.K. in increasing the Centre's awareness and profile in the United Kingdom. Packwood, who has worked at the CAC for 15 years now, the most recent ten as Director, says, "I'm delighted to take on this new role with TCC. Churchill College is extremely supportive and feels this move will help expand awareness of Sir Winston and the Archives Centre, while also bringing the Churchill world closer together. I look forward to meeting new and old friends on both sides of the Atlantic".
Phil Reed, previously TCC's Executive Vice President, stepped down at year-end 2010 to focus on his primary responsibilities as Director of the Churchill Museum and War Rooms and more recently of HMS Belfast, docked on the Thames in London. Phil will continue to lend his knowledge and experience to actively support TCC's trans-Atlantic mission. Laurence Geller, Chairman of the Board to TCC remarked, "It's taken us two men and a team of horses to replace Phil Reed and we're really going to miss his day-to-day involvement. But naturally we wish him the best in his expanded role at the Imperial War Museum."
by David Freeman, for Finest Hour 150
On the last day of October, 1925 HRH Prince Albert, Duke of York, twenty-nine years old and second son of King George V, made his first broadcast speech. The occasion was the closing ceremony of the Empire Exhibition at Wembley Stadium. The Duke spoke into a microphone before a crowd of 100,000, but what often happened in private now happened in public: his words came haltingly, and he was acutely embarrassed. One man listening to the crowd that day, a speech therapist recently arrived from Australia, remarked, "He's too old for me to manage a complete cure, but I could very nearly do it."
One year later Lionel Logue had his chance. With the Duke and Duchess of York scheduled to make a Royal Tour of Australia, the need to improve the Duke's speaking became pressing. Help had been sought before, never with success, but the Duke agreed to see Logue, a man with no medical training but strongly recommended.
The Duke and Logue hit it off from the start, and HRH left their very first meeting brimming with confidence. After two months of treatment, significant improvement in the Duke's speech became evident and the Australian tour was a fine success.
For his part King George V was delighted. Although the King had verbally abused his children when they were young, he admired the adult "Bertie," who rapidly became his favored son and preferred successor. But primogeniture was not to be questioned in those days, and so arose the 1936 Abdication Crisis.
Once Edward VIII had abdicated and the Duke of York had become King George VI, the new monarch's was preoccupied by his coming performance during the Coronation and-even more daunting-the Empire-wide broadcast he must give later that day. Logue was called upon to assist, and success was again achieved.
By Josh Sanburn
Katy Perry. Phil Collins. Eric Clapton. Winston Churchill. The one who you think wouldn't belong is the oft quoted, cigar-chomping former U.K. Prime Minister. But guess again. Churchill now has one more posthumous peg to (posthumously) hang his felt hat on: a hit album. In Reach for the Skies, which itself reached the fourth spot on the charts, Churchill's famous war speeches are set to music played by the Central Band of the Royal Air Force. The album marks the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain and is the first time a Prime Minister has entered the British charts.
Governance. The new arrangements for managing TCC-UK have now been put in place. Please read the important letter enclosed with this mailing from Allen Packwood, who has been appointed Executive Director of the society. Allen will be well known to many members, having been Director of the Churchill Archives Centre at Churchill College, Cambridge for several years (a post which he continues simultaneously to occupy).
Board of Trustees. Member Stephen Rubin OBE has been appointed a Trustee.
Life Peerages. Many congratulations to member Michael Dobbs, who has been honoured with a life peerage: he is now Lord Dobbs. Congratulations also to Gordon Wasserman, a regular guest at TCC-UK events, who has been similarly honoured.
WSC Birthday Reception. Many members will know that the annual Birthday reception, scheduled for 1st December 2010, had to be postponed at the last moment due to severe snow and ice. Please see the accompanying notice and application form with the new arrangements for Tuesday 8th February 2011. Instead of meeting at the Marriott, Grosvenor Square, the venue is St Stephen's Club, 34 Queen Anne's Gate [not No. 38, as earlier stated elsewhere], which is close to St James's Park tube station. As arranged for the December date, the speaker will be Robert Hardy; Sir Martin Gilbert will also speak.
Visit to Harrow. A visit to Harrow School is being arranged on Saturday 16th April 2011, which will take the place of the traditional AGM In his letter, Allen Packwood states that - while there - he plans to use a session to speak about the society's new strategy and structure and answer questions; he also hopes to agree the composition of the Membership Committee and to arrange the election of some members to it. Full details with the next mailing.
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Deep Dish Cherry Pies
|For pastry
|Sifted all purpose flour
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs)
|Ice cold water
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (adjust quantity as needed)
|For filling
|Canned pitted red sour cherries
|5 Pound (5 cans, 1 pound each)
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 , juiced
|Heavy cream
|2 Cup (32 tbs), whipped
To make the pastry, sift flour and salt.
Cut in lard until mixture resembles coarse meal.
Gradually add ice water, mixing with fork until mixture can be shaped into a ball.
Divide dough into halves and roll out each piece 1/8 inch thick on lightly floured board.
Cut into 3-inch squares with pastry wheel or knife and bake in preheated very hot oven (450°F.) about 15 minutes.
For filling, drain cherry juice into saucepan.
Heat juice to boiling.
Mix sugar, cornstarch, and salt; sift into juice, stirring constantly.
Cook, stirring, until clear and thickened.
Add lemon juice and cherries.
Heat through.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 626 Calories from Fat 256
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 29 g44.1%
Saturated Fat 13.7 g68.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 57.3 mg19.1%
Sodium 294.9 mg12.3%
Total Carbohydrates 90 g30%
Dietary Fiber 2.6 g10.4%
Sugars 60.8 g
Protein 5 g10%
Vitamin A 30.2% Vitamin C 9.9%
Calcium 4.3% Iron 19.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Nadarkhani Refuses to Repent; Awaiting Final Ruling on Apostasy Death Sentence
In his last court session on Wednesday, 28 September, Christian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, charged with apostasy and sentenced to execution, refused to repent of his Christian faith despite the judge's repeated requests.
Youcef Nadarkhani's lawyer, Mohammad Ali Dadkhah, expressed hope that the court would eventually declare his client innocent. As he told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, "[Nadarkhani] was brought to court to repent for three days. He denied repentance on all three days. I said in my last defense that his execution is not an appropriate and legal action from the viewpoint of Sharia Law, our own laws, and international laws, and I believe that the court accepted my opinion. I hope the court will vote for his acquittal and he will be released in the coming week. His apostasy charges were eliminated before, and I provided the necessary defense regarding the illegality of repentance."
Youcef Nadarkhani is a 33-year-old pastor who was born to Muslim parents and converted to Christianity at the age of 19. Prior to his arrest, he was a pastor for the Church of Iran, a 400-person congregation of Christians in the city of Rasht. His death sentence on the charge of apostasy was upheld on 23 August 2010 by Branch 11 of Gilan Province Appeals Court. The death sentence was overturned on 28 June, pending Naderkhani's repentance. The suspect's first court date was held on 25 September and continued through three more sessions until Wednesday 28 September.
"The Judge kept asking my client to say, 'I have renounced Christianity and I recognize Islam as rescinder of all other regions,' and he kept saying 'I won't say that,'" said Dadkhah.
"His Appeals Court death sentence had already been sent to the Supreme Court and as it lacked legal and logical justification, it was eliminated. But the Supreme Court wanted them to get a repentance from him, [stipulating] that if he does not repent, he should be executed. I said in the court that from the point of view of our country's laws, Islamic spirituality, and jurists such as Montazeri, Ardabili, and Sanei, demanding a repentance is not legally valid. We had solicited these individuals' specific opinions about this case. I told the court that from the standpoint of international law accepted by our own country, this move is not legal. Unfortunately, in the first session the court did not treat me very well," continued Dadkhah.
"They thought I had gone there to tell my client not to repent. Otherwise, they said, why would I have gone all this distance to participate in the court session?," said Dadkhah, adding that, "Or, for example, I was told at the entrance, 'If you come wearing a tie tomorrow, we won't let you in.' I went back wearing a tie."
"Our legal system, and the list of our crimes, does not include apostasy, and according to the article of the Constitution governing the legality of a crime and its punishment, the government must insist on safeguaring the people's rights. Otherwise it is possible for some judiciary staff to follow this precedence," added Dadkhah.
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Please spare the life of Youcef Nadarkhani. It can never be right to execute a man simply because he follows a particular faith.
Why is he being asked to state something that contradicts Islam itself?
Islam recognizes Christians, Jews, and Muslims as people of the Book.
There is no need to renounce either Islam for Christianity or Christianity for
Islam when these are taught and practiced correctly!
This makes no sense to introduce an unnecessary conflict,
much less to punish someone for it, legally or illegally, by imprisonment or death.
Where are the Christian and Muslim scholars to clarify this point of interpretation, to make peace among brothers before making offerings to God, as both Christianity and Islam call believers to do? Only if you are not teaching or following these faiths in full will there be such contradictions between people.
All Muslims and Christians are equally called to follow the Bible Scriptures, so that any conflict can be resolved peaceably in Christ Jesus (Matthew 18:15-20)
As the memeber of the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Churh I would like to express my deep concern about the situation of Rev. Youcef Nadarkhani, who faces a death sentence because of his Christian faith. As religious freedom is a universal human right, I appeal to the iranian government to to take action in ensuring that Rev. Nadarkhani's case would be taken into new consideration as a sign of freedom of religion and respect for human dignity in Iran.


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EL PASO, Texas -- Jake Brendel is one of the few Bruins who should feel right at home in Texas this week, having grown up in Plano – a nine-hour drive away from UCLA's bowl season home in El Paso. His family, he said, will drive across the state to watch him anchor the Bruins' offensive line against Virginia Tech's vaunted defensive front on Tuesday.
That should provide a rare comfort for UCLA's sophomore center in what has been a season defined by a series of somewhat uncomfortable situations. As the offensive line was ravaged by injuries, Brendel was thrust into a leadership role in just his second season, forced to anchor a line with three freshmen starters.
"I'm feeling kind of old," Brendel said on Saturday. "With everything, they're all looking up to me."
Brendel struggled with snap issues early on, and the line struggled to cope around him. Looking back, it wasn't the season that he'd expected after earning freshman All-America honors last year.
"I'm not as successful as I thought I would be," Brendel said. "But at the same time, that's just one more thing to work towards."
UCLA coach Jim Mora, for the record, thinks Brendel is too hard on himself. Without him, he said, the Bruins' patchwork offensive line might have fallen apart.
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The Wanderers' pole position had been usurped briefly by Norwich City, winners of Friday night's East Anglian derby, but it took only seven minutes for the Canaries perch to appear precarious indeed. The striker Nathan Blake dummied Gerry Taggart's pass leaving the Danish international Michael Johansen to score at the far post.
Then it was McGinlay's show. He made it 2-0 13 minutes later and, seconds after Toddy Orlygsson had missed Oldham's best chance, Taggart's 30-yard pass picked out the Scottish striker and he finished calmly.
Third met fifth at Oakwell and the expected tight match between Barnsley and Crystal Palace finished goalless after the Londoners' England under- 21 goalkeeper Chris Day saved Neil Redfearn's second-half penalty.
Birmingham had not scored for six hours and 52 minutes but it took Paul Devlin only 39 seconds of the match against Bradford to break the spell. Barry Horne's long ball was deflected into his path and he hit a powerful, low shot across goalkeeper Eric Nixon, whose saves prevented a much heavier defeat. Devlin and Jonathan Hunt made it 3-0; Bradford, including the on-loan Chris Waddle, made little impression.
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We did a private tour and tasting here and it was absolutely our best of the day! Benji is amazing and set the bar very high for the remaining tastings, which no one else met. He was funny,friendly, knowledgeable. Just a fantastic experience all around. So glad we had this on our list!
Wow. Fantastic wines, in a charming and family friendly environment. Our two kids, age 10 and 8, played outside in the grassy area, with the neighbor puppy and hula hoops, while we relaxed at the wine cave bar. They charge $10 a tasting and they want it up front - which is a little different, but don't be turned off...
This place is a little bit out of the way. We wandered around the valley a bit and finally found the driveway. I am not complaining because I always love to drive in the vineyards. This is a very small winery. Head on into the cave and hike a bit and you will find the tasting area. We sampled the...
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The Manhattan Beach Neighborhood Association used a strong pitching performance from former Judge Eugene Schwartzwald and hot hitting to beat an under-performing Community Board 15 by a score of 20–9 in the two group's annual charity softball game on May 6.
Schwartzwald, 73, found the strike zone early and often with his trademark range of off-speed pitches, stifling CB15's hitters before a polite crowd of nearly 50 spectators at Kingsborough Community College's baseball field on Oriental Boulevard.
The neighborhood association's offense surged behind power-hitting third basemen Steve Gindi, who went 4–5 with four home runs and six runs batted in. Center-fielder Edmond Dweck, the team's captain, contributed two hits and one RBI.
"We were on our game," Dweck said. "But don't think that giving up nine runs didn't bother us."
But most of CB15's runs came late in the game, after the outcome was no longer in doubt.
"We were anxious to win," said Alan Ditchek, who chose to play second base and pitch for the community board, though he also serves as the president of the neighborhood association. "We just couldn't complete the comeback."
Gindi, a competitive softball player, credited Schwartzwald for the win.
"The judge kept throwing strikes," Gindi said. "In softball, that's all that counts."
The win was the neighborhood association's second in a row. Last year, the group beat CB15 by a score of 15–12.
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ways to get your knifefish out and eating in the day
knifefish usually come out to feed at night, right? but i've heard there's ways to get or train your knifefish to come out and feed during the day. i've seen my knifefish out and swimming a couple times, but it usually runs and hides when anybody comes near the tank. does anybody know any tips on making a knifefish more comfortable in the open?
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1080 Sawmill Hwy., Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 Breaux Bridge, Louisiana 70517 (map) | (337) 332-0326
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 119 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $20.00
We really enjoyed this campground. The route in from I10 includes a few rough roads and several turns, so you want to check out the directions to the campground. As others have said there are five 10 acre lakes. There's a paved road around one of the lakes and alongside of another with back in campsites all along the way. In this campground just about everyone has a lake-front site! The road around the lake is mostly good, but has several rough sections where the big rigs have broken up the pavement. That's the only real negative I can think of. The lady who checked us in was very welcoming and accommodating. Our site was paved and mostly level. We had fairly good WiFi and full hookups. The discount is only early in the week. - nazpaz
Jan 2017 - $26.00
Rate reflects Passport America and Good Sam Discount for 1 week. Roadways are pretty rough around the park, lots of holes in the pavement. Level concrete pads with good hookups except sewer is at the back so I needed two hoses but not a big deal. Wifi is great although there wasn't a lot of other campers here so it might get worse if the park was full. Most sites back onto a lake stocked with fish. Would stay here again. - Hihocarp
Dec 2016 - $25.00
This is a nice RV park a bit northeast of Lafayette, LA. They have several fishing ponds and the RV sites are located around one of the larger ones. The sites are all back in with large and level concrete pads. On the downside, the asphalt drive that encircles the RV sites is broken and buckled in several places. Our site had a picnic table but it seems that not all sites do. We had full hookups with 50amp electric. There is a small pool but we didn't use it due to the weather. The bathroom and shower facilities are a bit rustic. The free WiFi worked well for us. AT&T 4G signal strength here was pretty good at -96dBm. We paid $25 per night with Good Sam and Passport America discounts. - Coopsecondact
296 Degeyter Rd Breaux Bridge, Louisiana 70517 (map) | (337) 332-4678
Sites: 55 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 58 Reviews
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Feb 2017 - $38.00
Friendly check in, large pull through, clean restrooms and showers. Clean laundry, washer and dryer worked well. Close to shopping and RV store. Would be a10 if not for the noise off the interstate. - Roadkraut
Feb 2017 - $35.00
This park is great for a stop over. Easy access off of I-10, gated access, back in and pull throughs. 50A available, and the management were very friendly. This is an older park, so some turns are kind of tight. But plenty of room between sites. But the I-10 highway noise is loud. if you are a light sleeper, look elsewhere. Lots of stores, restaurants, and RV dealers near by. - jOHNONTHEROAD
Feb 2017 - $28.00
This park in conveniently located to many of the things to see & do in Acadiana. It is also close to amenities such as gas stations, grocery stores, etc. It is very close to the I-10, you can't get away from the constant highway drone; wore ear plugs at night. Sites were roomy, level with easy access to services. Nice laundry facilities, although the washers were out of order the first couple of days we were there. - Our-Wandering-Casa
2026 Atchafalaya River Hwy Breaux Bridge, Louisiana 70517 (map) | (337) 228-2616
Sites: 140 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 34 Reviews
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Jan 2017 - $33.00
Got in after park closed. No seemed to know what to do. Park was close to interstate. Good for overnight. - JAD52
Aug 2016 - $35.00
Highly rated CG. Several overnight pull through spots but mostly permanents. Mostly grassy sites that are well kept. Easy access to interstate, friendly staff. Cash or check only.
Nice pool and playgrounds. Gravel and grass sites in the trees. It was very wet the night we arrived since it was only a week after the devastating floods in the area so was a little squishy everywhere we walked. - 12858
Mar 2016 - $25.00
Very large sites, lots of grass and trees. Park mgmt put on a nice event for Easter. Lots of kids had fun. On the other hand, our site was so non-level we had to buy extra leveling blocks. Site was muddy. The sewer drain was on a concrete island that was so high our tanks wouldn't gravity drain. WiFi was weak, intermittent, and slow even when working. Most of the campers seemed to be non-permanent locals. Apparently this camp is a weekend campsite for locals, so we were outsiders. Unlike most camps, we didn't meet any friendly neighbors. Laundry room was filthy (had to wash out the washer and dryer before using them), but that may have been just bad luck due to a messy previous user. - Neil_and_Sandy
1055 North Barn Road Henderson, Louisiana 70517 (map) | (337) 667-7772
Sites: 340 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 138 Reviews
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Jan 2017 - $35.00
Cajun Palms RV Resort is a beautiful, full service RV park just north of I-10 near Henderson, Louisiana. They have 350 full hookup RV sites. There are three pools, jacuzzi, swim up bar, Tiki bar, miniature golf, fishing ponds, meeting rooms and exercise room. Cabins available for rent. Several nearby restaurants within walking distance. Walmart is 5 miles west in Breaux Bridge. Great park for extended stays or just overnight. We were very impressed. - drfife
Jan 2017 - $40.00
This is a park with two personalities. I have been here over a weekend when the invasion of golf carts and partiers are rampant. I would not come here again during that period again. However, as a stop over or mid week couple of nights this is an excellent facility. All concrete pads and roads, large pull thru, great service, export to the space. And it does have excellent facilities when not over run. Close to the interstate. Close to a lot of restaurants and interesting places to see. - Zoey and Reba
Dec 2016 - $42.00
We met two other couples the week after Christmas and stayed in sites 154, 153, and 165? 154 and 155 were along the lake, but back in sites where our coach almost hung over the water. Site had a lot of lean but was wide enough for our 3 slide coach. Power and sewer connections where midway of site which required extensions. If you are looking for peace, quiet, and clean, NOT the park to go to! Loud music continually, drunks abound, vehicles parked in the roads, duck poop all over the site - can you tell how little we enjoyed it ?!? With the water park it is more suited to kids than anything else...and with all the fields and water, imagine mosquitos and bugs would be a real problem in the heat of the summer. - JohnBoyToo
600 N Wilderness Trail Carencro, Louisiana 70520 (map) | (337) 896-0598
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 32 Reviews
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Dec 2016 - $37.00
Nice quiet park with store and fishing pond. Although the park seemed to be mostly permanent residents. - George-Michelle
Jun 2016 - $40.00
We stayed at this park in 2014 and it was maintained lots better then. The paved roads were full of potholes and the gravel was almost nonexistent. There was no cap on our sewer. The site was not level. Laundry and bath/showers were air conditioned. Driving to the park gave you a feeling of being in the bayou wilderness. The staff was friendly. - Islandcpa
Mar 2016 - $34.00
Secluded remote location. Poor local access roads. Gravel uneven interior roads. Power went out in park for 3 hours but was ok after that. Not level sites and old hookups. Cable TV reception was poor. Pretty Lake with well manicured grass. Very quiet. Would not stay here again. Motorhome 36' - OnNTwo
1205 E. Alexander St Lafayette, Louisiana 70501 (map) | (337) 291-8388
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 25 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $20.00
One night stay, passing through. Just as others have described. Approach to campground is through a neighborhood, narrow street but passable, slowly. We missed entrance sign but found day use parking lot to turn around. Made reservations as "overnight er" and given a pull through level enough to not unhook. Hookups ok. Beautiful "boardwalk" trails and nature center at one end of park. It was cool but I suspect mosquitoes when warm. Great place for overnight. - jpatt
Apr 2016 - $20.00
City operated campground in the town of Lafayette. Very nice with paved roads and sites. Water and 30 amp only and dump station. Restricted access. No cable, no wi-fi, no satellite signal, antenna TV good. Good cell signal. Lots of big trees and grass. Tight but doable for big rigs due to trees. Busy on weekends. Park clean and staff helpful. Will stay there again. - Pepper Dan
Mar 2016 - $20.00
Pulled in off IH-10 for the night to avoid the $30-50 parks. Price is good. Did not use restroom facilities so no comment on them. Had to move from first site we chose as there is not water at each site and our two hoses would not reach. If you need water be sure to check site connections before setting up. Picnic tables and fire rings at some sites. Location good and we enjoy being in a more natural park than the usual resort or parking lot types. Very enjoyable for enjoying nature. There is a hawk nest in tree next to our site. Also a nature trail leaves from campground. Would return to campground but we're disappointed about water connections. - pwdorris
1554 Cypress Island Hwy Saint Martinville, Louisiana 70582 (map) | (337) 394-9087
Sites: 45 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jan 2017 - $17.00
Stopped over a couple of days to catch up on work. Quiet place to get some things done and take a travel rest. A highlight here was the response from a Sunday phone call--the owner answered and confirmed there was a spot and gave us a bit of direction as to coming in at night. Verizon 4g connected well here. - ThreeTravellingBlondes
Mar 2015 - $16.00
We spent 3 nights here exploring the area. The pull through length was fine for a 37' fifthwheel and ext cab long box dually. The site was narrow with barely sufficient room for our slide outs and neighbors. Rooftop dish worked fine as no trees at our site, rooftop TV antenna also picked up several local stations. We used our Verizon hotspot with no difficulties. The fellow that checked us in was very friendly and had good local info. He led us to our site to make sure all was well. We did have a problem with 50a as it one leg dropped to 18 volts and shut us down twice the first day. After changing to 30a it was OK for 2 days. The view out the back window was very nice and open. We'd stay here again as it was only about 6 miles off I-10 so we didn't have to tow further considering the poor roads and possible low live oak branches. - big greg
Apr 2014 - $25.00
This park is quiet and clean. The gravel roads are sufficiently wide. The concrete sites are level but narrow. The utilities worked well, but the pedestals are not in the middle of the grass strip between spaces, so the neighbor's lines and hoses prevent any usable access to the front when the park is crowded. The "pull throughs" are really two back-in spaces combined, but since they are on one long pad you can drive through. There are 15-20 true back-in pads around a pavilion/group kitchen. These will be convenient once the strips in between sites are filled in and grass planted. The grounds are open grass that is kept mowed. The internet is decent. Antenna TV from nearby large cities is great. Lots of dog walking areas. If you like to fish for catfish, there are two large ponds with sloping grass banks (can't report on the catching). The men's bathroom had neither hand soap nor paper towels on two separate days despite it being the weekend and a sign displayed saying cleaning was to occur on both days (someone had attended the bathroom since there was a new waste basket liner). The laundry room no smoking sign was obviously not honored or enforced since the room reeked. The pool was not open (seasonal apparently) although the website did not indicate this limitation. We would stay again. - LoneWolf
1337 Henderson Levee Rd Henderson, Louisiana 70517 (map) | (337) 228-2384
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 2 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $22.00
NEVER stay there. This place is a mess, weird people around, after dark you are surrounded by thousands of mosquitos (I got more than 30 bites all over my body). Washing machines are available, but NEVER use them. We did, and because they have iron water, most of our clothes were destroyed, and we had to throw away most of the two loads!!! The restrooms do not even have doors. Such a terrible place. - nikotka
Feb 2013 - $35.00
When we called to make a reservation for a week, the office was insistent upon our coming to McGee's Landing first to pay for our week, sign a contract, and then take our money. After we did that, we were told to cross over the levee to the campground. Now I know why we were told to come to McGee's Landing, first. Upon our entrance to the campground we saw: 1. an old washing machine, 2. old tires, 3. empty beer bottles, 4. an old vehicle with its hood propped open, 5. massive amounts of personal trash, 6. an office that is closed and has an old worn out ice maker propped on the porch, 7. broken lawn chairs/other broken items, 8. other campsites that were under water that appeared to have sewage in them, 9. large equipment tearing up tree trunks. We parked our RV only to be approached by a massive sewer smell. There was mud everywhere. It was impossible to walk our dogs without being in mud or approached by stray cats. I will never stay here again! - hootch
4350 Hwy 90 E Broussard, Louisiana 70518 (map) | (337) 837-6200
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 17 Reviews
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We stay here when we are in Lafayette. A lot of work is being done to clean up, trees trimmed so Satelite works on most sites. Close to good food. No pool but who cares I don't come to Lafayette for a pool. If you use Silver Sneakers Snap fitness is about 1/2 miles, I need to work out after all the food. Go to BJ's for a Shrimp PoBoy and fries. You won't be disappointed, about 1/2 mile. - User2314
Sep 2014 - $20.00
Spent one night at this park and while the park manager was friendly and nice, will not stop again. Traffic noise was so loud you felt like you were in the median strip on the highway and did not let up until after 10:30 or so. It appeared there were a number of old and abandoned RVs parked there. Since our camper has no bathroom, we had to use the shower and restroom, and they were in bad shape. There was a plunger by the toilets which were not functioning properly, no exhaust fan of any type that I could see for the showers, and not clean. That experience taught me to look at the bathrooms to check them before parking there. - Travellite14
May 2014 - $12.00
This park accepts Passport America, which is the rate I paid. This isn't a "destination" park, with pool, dog run, kid's playground, etc. I used this park as a home base for exploring the Lafayette area. It is on Route 90, and you'll get traffic noise, but it certainly didn't bother me. While I was there, the owner was having the laundry and bathroom building painted inside and out. He has been working on a solution to bring Wi-Fi to the park, but has had trouble coordinating with the cable provider. He was very accommodating, as I kept extending my stay. I would stay there again if I was in the area. - Betty.Karl
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Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $25.00
The staff is Incredibly rude, took the enjoyment out of the stay. Park looks good until it rains and then it floods. Water covers the roads. Roads have huge pot holes. Bathrooms appear to be clean but are small and dark. - Articrob
Nov 2007 - $20.00
As stated in prior review, park is set back from the road which is a big plus in this industrial area. Also, the side and back have a solid 8' fence enclosing park. Did not use Wi-Fi, but was told it was central down near washer/dryers. Some sites are really big, they have several sites they set aside for overnighters and they were not as big, but OK. - Bob and Inga


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Mercer Downs Stetson 73-52 - Match Report
The battle between Mercer and Stetson didn't turn out to be much of a battle at all as Stetson was handed a 73-52 defeat on Sunday at Edmunds Center.
Mercer got 16 points from Langston Hall and another 12 points from Anthony White Jr.. Bud Thomas contributed 6 assists, while Daniel Coursey cleaned the glass with 7 rebounds.
Stetson got 16 points from Willie Green in a losing cause and another 11 points from Kentwan Smith. Hunter Miller contributed 6 assists for them, while Willie Green had 7 rebounds.
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2.7 /5 from 11 reviews
Is always amazing to stay there the love and his wife from Sylvia and the maintenance man and their family are excellent people to be around they always make sure that customers come first
Surprisingly shocked for the price. I was very pleased. Especially with the cleanliness. Spacious parking for the semi. Everything you need in about a 3 mile radius. We will return.
Hotel room was clean and large... it had everything I needed... Have paid way more for a lot less !! AAAAA
When I arrived, I had to use a window to check in and the lady acted as if I was bothering her. I tried telling her I booked a room, before getting my information she said are you sure you have the correct place. I showed her my confirmation number. then she walked away from the window and came back with a paper. she checked me in without giving me the time for breakfast or the codes to the internet. she questioned me on the amount of adults in the room and tried only giving me one key for three adults. Then breakfast you have to show your key to get your breakfast. Really.The room had a bad smell and a cockroach crawled under the door when we got there. the sheets were stained. the freezer was so iced over the door would not close. There was an abandoned car out back with about 6 cats living under it. I had a non smoking room and had to deal with cigarette smoke all night and I am allergic to smoke and my husband has asthma. my daughter and her husband seen our room and booked a room down the street instead of the same hotel due to all my problems and the look of the room.
This room was terrible! The air conditioner did not work! The other guest that stayed here were sketchy. Not a safe hotel. Sheets were filthy. When we complained about the air and the sheets to the owner he tried to pretend he wasn't the owner, not the manager. He did not try to fix the air, offer another room, or a refund. If I could give this hotel ZERO stars I would! DO NOT STAY HERE!
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