evangeline oak
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evangeline oak印象
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The Evangeline Oak is just by the Bayou Teche and the little park has been nicely done. It is used for weddings and to have wedding photographs done. We had a bride staying at the Old Castillo doing just that on our recent stay there!
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Nice little monument about Longfellow's poem, etc. by the river...there is a little walkway along the bank - short and sweet.
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It makes great pictures and it's quite interesting to find that many of the details in the Longfellow poem are fantasy rather than historical, lovely to see ..
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The Evangeline oak is breath taking , Right on the Bayou Teche , And right next door to the old Castillo Bed & Breakfast, Also right down the road is the Evangeline State Park that take you back to the life the way it was . Don't forget to eat while in Saint Martinville stop by the La Maison and The Alligator Bar its right on the square! 'Laissez les bon temps rouler' , LET the Good times Roll!!
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Massive old oak tree by where the first Acadian settlers arrived in 1765 on the banks of the Teche bayou. Because it was wet and cold there was no one else around and most of the building close by were closed.
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While visiting St. Martinville, we stopped to visit the Evangeline Oak - - small park with the oak tree made famous by Longfellow. Nice board walk along the Bayou Teche. The town square itself is small - only a couple of shops were open - - There were bathrooms available close to the park area - -
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There are few opportunities to visit a living organism documented to be over 500 years old. This spectacular tree is an amazing example of the beauty and dignity of Louisiana's live oaks, the glory of the state. This is one of the best.
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What can one say about a live oak tree? Except that this is one of many beautiful oaks in the area and this one is dedicated to the memory of the Acadian heroine, Evangeline, and is located near the banks of Bayou Teche, a lovely area to visit.
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I love this tree and peaceful little park. Take some time and stroll around st. Martinville, just to take in the lovely historical ambiance. Be sure and visit the Catholic Church too. The Cajun culture is alive and well here.
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This old tree is said to be where Evangeline pined away for her lost fiance when they were separated by the English when they were sent away from Acadia to Louisiana. Beautiful boardwalks over the Teche provide a great venue for seeing the area.