Tuesday, October 6, 2026

In Cahoots

This photo was taken near Pecan Island. I've heard the term "in cahoots with" many times. Today I learned that it's a french phrase used mostly in the South. It's meaning is used to imply a secret alliance. That's what I thought of when I saw these two oak trees trying to fight the salt water intrusion into the marsh. Sadly they loss. Still beautiful.
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In Cahoots

This photo was taken near Pecan Island. I've heard the term "in cahoots with" many times. Today I learned that it's a fre...

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