#lake ponchartrain

[creatingcuriosity]

On Lake Ponchartrain, by J.E.Williams-Stacy

[emperornorton47]

This line of electric towers across Lake Ponchartrain, Louisiana, illustrate the curvature of the Earth

[justdownthecreek]

Fontainebleau State Park, Mandeville, LA

[panopticontent]

I-55 between Lake Maurepas and Lake Ponchartrain, Louisiana

[katiesbasement]

Just before the sun sets on the marshes around Lake Ponchartrain in Louisiana.

[trippywaterlily]

Beautiful, serenity at the lakefront… Perfect place to go after smoking a bowl 🌊💙

[violetcarlin]

What the hell, I’m posting music for my happy Friday stuff.

Every time this song shuffles up on the iPod in the car, I am once again amazed by it. This is bar none the best horror story song I’ve ever heard, wrapped up in ridiculously melodic pop punk. The composition of this song is pitch perfect, from the lyrics to the backing vocals to the phrasing and timing.

Seriously, if you’ve ever thought “hey, I wish there was a peppy pop-punk song about an unspeakable horror,” Ludo’s had your back all along. 

[love-nola]

Right now, Louisiana wants to weaken pollution protections for approximately thirty-four of the rivers, streams and bayous that flow into Lake Pontchartrain. This change will cut the dissolved oxygen standard in half for these waters, without evidence that these new standards would protect the fish, mussels and other aquatic creatures that depend on clean healthy water. Louisiana should not be taking this blanket approach to downgrading the standards to such important rivers, some of which have been designated as Louisiana Scenic Rivers. Citizens from around the state and country use these rivers to boat, canoe, fish and swim. These waters deserve better protections. Tell Louisiana to do more to clean up our rivers, streams, and bayous before they weaken state water quality standards.