Angie Kay Dilmore

Adventures of a Yankee in Cajun Country

Thursday, July 21, 2016

National World War II Museum, New Orleans

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Bob and I visited the National WWII Museum on a recent trip to New Orleans. I've always said, and it is still true, I love history. Bu...
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Monday, July 11, 2016

Running with the Bulls, New Orlean's Style

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Bob and I went to New Orleans this weekend to attend the 10 th annual San Fermin en Nueva Orleans Festival, aka the Running of the Bulls,...
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Thursday, June 23, 2016

Rikenjaks Brewing Company

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Rikenjaks Brewing Company in Lake Charles is open for business! This much anticipated brew pub had beer enthusiasts on the edge of their b...
Thursday, June 9, 2016

Swallow Falls State Park, Maryland

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Everyone has places they consider favorites. We say things like, "It's one of my favorite places in the whole world," even th...
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Saturday, April 30, 2016

Z is for Zydeco Music -- #atozchallenge

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The "unincorporated community" (aka lots of crop fields and a few houses) of Plaisance, La., which I'd never heard of until I...
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Friday, April 29, 2016

Y is for the Yambilee Festival in Opelousas, La. -- #atozchallenge

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I've been to Opelousas a couple times, but I was not aware they have such a passion for yams. The French, Spanish, and Acadians learned...
Thursday, April 28, 2016

X is for the ThibodeauXville Fall Festival

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Like I imagine many of my fellow A to Z Bloggers, I must stretch the parameters a bit to find a subject, in this case a festival, to write ...
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Angie Kay Dilmore
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States
In June 2007, Angie Kay Dilmore and her family moved from their hometown of Pittsburgh, Pa. to Lake Charles, La. The transition from Steeler Country to Cajun Country has been an ongoing adventure. Follow this freelance writer as she continues her journey in a new state, a new town.
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