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Mardi Gras is a Family Affair in Lafayette, Louisiana
15 May 2018

Mardi Gras is a Family Affair in Lafayette, Louisiana

by Debra Smith | Posted in: Detours, United States | 0

A Mardi Gras that everyone can enjoy in Lafayette, Louisiana. Family Fun Canada has all the tips.

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A sacred place for the Blackfoot people for centur A sacred place for the Blackfoot people for centuries, Writing on Stone was recently designated as an UNESCO World Heritage site. The Milk River has carved a gentle oxbow through the campground. First Nations people never camped here. They came to be counseled by their ancestors before battle and for vision quests.
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