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BAYOU FISHING, 1940. Two Cajun boys fishing in a bayou creek in Schriever, Louisiana

BAYOU FISHING, 1940. Two Cajun boys fishing in a bayou creek in Schriever, Louisiana


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BAYOU FISHING, 1940. Two Cajun boys fishing in a bayou creek in Schriever, Louisiana

BAYOU FISHING, 1940.
Two Cajun boys fishing in a bayou creek in Schriever, Louisiana. Photograph by Marion Post Wolcott, June 1940

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Adolescent Bayou Children Creek Fishing Fishing Pole Great Depression Louisiana Marion Overalls Post Recreation Rural Straw Hat Tree Water Wolcott Young Cajun Southeast


BAYOU FISHING, 1940 - A Glimpse into Cajun Childhood

EDITORS COMMENTS
. This photograph transports us back to the summer of 1940 in Schriever, Louisiana. Two young Cajun boys are captured in a moment of pure joy as they indulge in their favorite pastime - fishing in a serene bayou creek. The image beautifully encapsulates the essence of rural American life during the Great Depression era. Dressed in worn-out overalls and donning straw hats to shield themselves from the sun's rays, these resilient youngsters find solace and recreation amidst economic hardships. With fishing poles firmly gripped, their eyes sparkle with anticipation as they cast their lines into the calm waters below. The tranquility of this secluded spot is enhanced by the towering trees that provide shade and shelter for both fish and fishermen alike. Photographer Marion Post Wolcott skillfully captures not only a snapshot of leisurely activity but also offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of these children. Their carefree spirits serve as a reminder that even during challenging times, simple pleasures can bring immense happiness. This timeless piece serves as a testament to resilience, community bonds, and nature's ability to heal weary souls. It reminds us that no matter our circumstances or background, we all share an innate connection with our surroundings – finding solace within its embrace. As we admire this remarkable print from Granger Art on Demand, let it transport us back to an era where innocence thrived amid adversity

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