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Save the Live Oak Trees

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Kathy T.
11 years ago

The 1000+ members of the Louisiana Garden Club Federation have been asked to contact Governor Bobby Jindal about saving these trees.

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Taylor hernandez
11 years ago

save the trees. that's history

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Chris Burton
11 years ago

Do not let bureaucratic nonsense destroy these symbols of South Louisiana

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Sheryl Landry
11 years ago

My Dad drove heavy equipment for the contractor building this road, part of my heritage.

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Bonnie Pommier
11 years ago

Leave the trees.

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Tina Deslatte
11 years ago

Please save these beautiful Oaks!!

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Marcia Patout
11 years ago

Surely there is a better solution.

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Barbara David
11 years ago

Save our trees!

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elizabeth harrington
11 years ago

i am sure there is an alternative to destroying these stately symbols.

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Ross R Landry Sr.
11 years ago

Keep the trees please?!?!

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Gail Bryant
11 years ago

I can't believe anyone would cut these trees down. Shame on them.

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Germaine Comeaux
11 years ago

If safety is the issue, a guard rail would be less expensive than cutting down all those beautiful old live oaks.

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Gail Broussard
11 years ago

Century of memories don't destroy.

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Nelwyn Hebert
11 years ago

I vote to save the trees.

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Donovan Garcia
11 years ago

Thanks for all the help!

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fran garzotto
11 years ago

so sorry to see the impending demise of these beautiful oaks. I remember seeing them when going to visit relatives in morgan city.

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Pamela Caillouet
11 years ago

Cutting trees is either ignorance, short-sightedness, or a combination.

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Howard S. Kingston
11 years ago

I gaurantee that if the trees were in Lafayette parish and there was a business nearby the trees would not be harmed.

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Ronald sovine
11 years ago Featured

This is a project without much tought. These trees are an asset both economic and historic to Louisiana. Another option needs to be found. Lower the speed limit. It is to fast for the conditions. Put up barricades around the trees closest to the roads. Do not cut down these trees.

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Allons À Lafayette, Inc. Danny Bonaventure
11 years ago

We customize itineraries for groups coming into the state of Louisiana . On a daily basis clients tell me, " Get us off of the interstate and show us your rural areas". We want to see what attracted your ancestors . Share the culture and introduce us to your people and Louisiana's natural beauty. Louisiana tourism efforts, Duck Dynasty, Swamp People etc, capitalizes on the beauty of Louisiana's landscape. Save the trees. Removing them is taking a giant step in reverse . Tourism means jobs. Allons À Lafayette, Inc. www.allonsalafayette.com