"Let's Talk Some Trash"

Let's talk some trash"

Some great lines were delivered on the way to curbside with the trash in the classic movie "Steel Magnolias".

One being "There is no such thing as natural beauty."

When you Tour Natchitoches with Barbara, you will see the actual back door ands driveway where Truvy and Annelle take out the trash.

You will also visit, take pictures and hear the back story of all the major filming sites of what may be your favorite movie.

Get together with your group, decide on a date and time that is convenient for you and contact Barbara.

Call or text: (318) 663-5468. Email bbaileyok8@suddenlink.net

THE FRENCH ARRIVED IN NATCHITOCHES IN 1714. NOW IT'S YOUR TURN.

 

One Hour; Is Only Half the Story of "Steel Magnolias"

When you take the "Steel Magnolias Tour" offered by www.tournatchitocheswithbarbara.com, you will get the full back story in your two to two and one half hour tour. It is your tour, private and customized so you can ask all your questions and take all the pictures you like of the filming sites of the movie.You will not be "herded" in a group of strangers for a "cookie-cutter" presentation.

You and your group will delight in the true and inspiring story of a Natchitoches family and relive the scenes of the movie that has become an international classic.

Who is your favorite character and what is your favorite line from the movie?

"Let's Talk Some Trash"

Call, text or e-mail Barbara today to schedule your www.tournatchitocheswithbarbara.com

(318) 663 5468    bbaileyok8@suddenlink.net

THE FRENCH ARRIVED IN NATCHITOCHES IN 1714. NOW IT'S YOUR TURN

"Laughter Through Tears Is My Favorite Emotion."

 This may well be the most memorable and insightful line, for me, from "Steel Magnolias."

It has a special and deep meaning in the cemetery scene when in the midst of deep grief comes the line "here's Ouiser, hit this (Ouiser Boudreau). Go ahead M'Lynn, slap her!" From deep grief, M'Lynn goes to laughter.

Call Barbara today for your memorable "Steel Magnolias Tour" of the filming sites. Visit the cemetery, and if you have a 'Ouiser" in your party, well, you know what to do.

Call, text or Email Barbara today and reserve your private and customized tour. 

318.663.5468      bbaileyok8@suddenlink.net  

The French Arrived in Natchitoches in 1714.  Now It's Your Turn.