Hello,
my name is Joe
Hinton and for 22 years I lived with my lovely wife Joyce
on the banks of beautiful Lake Bistineau. Even though we have moved a short
distance from the lake, my efforts to reveal its secrets continue...
Lake Bistineau is located in northwest Louisiana
and is best known for the old cypress trees draped in spanish moss, excellent
fishing and easy living. One does not have to look hard to see the great blue herons
stalking their prey or the majestic white pelicans that visit in the winter. Easily
aroused from their nest, the wood ducks go squealing off, scattering the family of
raccoons that are washing their catch in the shallow waters. Watching all of this
excitement are the young deer dressed in their coat of white speckles as they nestle to
their mother while she feeds on the grassy banks listening to the wind whisper in the
pines.
Coupled with the enjoyment and despite the hypnotic affect of this splendor of
nature, I have, over the past several years, accumulated some interesting historical
data related to the lake and the adjoining communities it helped to create. I would enjoy
sharing this information with you, so if you are interested just click here
on History, but first please visit
the remainder of this page.
If you arrived here from Mike's Lake Bistineau
Home Page then I hope you visited all of his links for all kinds
of great information about the Lake with photos and more.
If not, then visit his site at:
lakebistineau.com
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION and PHOTOS