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April 12, 2009 - April 18, 2009
(Week 16)
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- Description:
- Easter
- Time:
- 3:16am
- Description:
- Disseminating Moon (75%)
- Description:
- Tax Day
- Description:
- Cycle Zydeco is the annual Cajun/Creole Food and Cycling Festival featuring the food and music that has made this part of South Louisiana famous. This four-day, 200-mile ride is designed to be ridden at a moderate or leisurely pace in order to absorb the Cajun/Creole culture and food, enjoy the countryside's picture postcard views, and dance to toe-tappin' Cajun and Zydeco music.
In French Louisiana where the joie de vivre, or "love of life" spirit, is unparalleled in the United States, a traditional sports event like a bike tour is cause for celebration. Discover this unique pocket of the world that is steeped in the culture and heritage of French-speaking Cajuns and Creoles.
- Description:
- Cycle Zydeco is the annual Cajun/Creole Food and Cycling Festival featuring the food and music that has made this part of South Louisiana famous. This four-day, 200-mile ride is designed to be ridden at a moderate or leisurely pace in order to absorb the Cajun/Creole culture and food, enjoy the countryside's picture postcard views, and dance to toe-tappin' Cajun and Zydeco music.
In French Louisiana where the joie de vivre, or "love of life" spirit, is unparalleled in the United States, a traditional sports event like a bike tour is cause for celebration. Discover this unique pocket of the world that is steeped in the culture and heritage of French-speaking Cajuns and Creoles.
- Time:
- 2:36am
- Description:
- Last Quarter Moon (50%)
- Description:
- Cycle Zydeco is the annual Cajun/Creole Food and Cycling Festival featuring the food and music that has made this part of South Louisiana famous. This four-day, 200-mile ride is designed to be ridden at a moderate or leisurely pace in order to absorb the Cajun/Creole culture and food, enjoy the countryside's picture postcard views, and dance to toe-tappin' Cajun and Zydeco music.
In French Louisiana where the joie de vivre, or "love of life" spirit, is unparalleled in the United States, a traditional sports event like a bike tour is cause for celebration. Discover this unique pocket of the world that is steeped in the culture and heritage of French-speaking Cajuns and Creoles.