Motivational Qoute of the Day - Jason Stewart - Access Real Estate Group

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Jason Stewart Access Real Estate Group www.LiveInBr.com (225) 938-0860 For sale by agent/broker

Baton Rouge Renovated Home For Sale

Baton Rouge Renovated Home For Sale

Amazing totally renovated home with many amenities. This great home was renovated in 2006, you will enjoy a screened in porch, a private belocony upstairs, a secluded backyard. Harwood floors throughout (real wood) ceramic tile, crown molding, large laundry room, large bedrooms , family room and dining room. Beautiful master bath with whirlpool tub and many more details Visit the Listing page here!

History and resources of the Charpentier Historical District in Lake Charles

Pressure Washing Your House Improves Its Appearance Like a Magic Eraser!

To get you in the mood for the Hobo Hotel for Cats Auction

The first-ever blog about The Shadows Subdivision in Lake Charles

Guess the first stop of the Plein-Air Exhibit "American Legacy: Our National Parks"!

The first stop of the Plein-Air Exhibit, "American Legacy: Our National Parks" will be Lake Charles, LA.

A variety of wonderful things happen when 38 members and guests of the Plein-Air Painters of America (PAPA) set up easels in national parks across the country.

One of them is an exhibit called "American Legacy: Our National Parks."  This exhibit was organized by the Haggin Museum in Stockton, California and will be on display at the 1911 Historic City Hall in LAKE CHARLES, LA from November 5 - January 15, 2011.

What is plein-air?  According to the Plein-Air Painters of American (PAPA) website, it is the "...historic tradition of painting directly from life."  By exploring and capturing the beauty that surrounds us, PAPA members have carried forward this tradition since 1986.

Details about the exhibit can be found on this page on the P-A-P-A.com website.  The particulars on the Lake Charles venue are available on the city of Lake Charles website.

Sweat Equity turns into Beauty

New Orleans in the early morning hours, Today is the 5th Aniversity of Katrina.......

Early! French Quarter is just waking up ! Great time for photos and no crowds!

       The Saint Louis Cathedraland the Cabildo are among the most photographed building in New Orleans and the United States.  This is just another view from the angle and time of day.  At 6 am the sun is just beginning to come up, the lights are still all on and there are few people stirring.  The weather is much cooler in the Summer at these hours.  This is a great time to get photos that have a different look as the light is great and fresh.  You can eat breakfast after you finish..................

Remembering Hurricane Katrina: 5 Years Ago Today

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