Moon's Cloud Blanket

Nestled in the branches of southern cypress and oak trees is a natural wonder with a magical origin.

Its story began when a flood raged through the bayous of South Louisiana.

There, a mother and her two children sought shelter from a storm in the branches of a cypress tree.

Late that night, the mother asked the moon to keep her sleeping children warm.

Moon talked to Stars, Stars talked to Clouds, and when these celestial bodies joined forces, they did more than just save one mother and her children. 'Moon's Cloud Blanket' is a Native American legend from the Houma people of South Louisiana.