Oz New Orleans

... and big boulevards of the Garden District... distinctly different to that of the French Quarter... (see pics covering both districts) New Orleans for all intensive purposes is a party town, your can get smash, trashed and even bashed every night of ...

... was 16 am so looking forward to it. The captain announced at mid day that there are severe weather storms predicted over New Orleans tomorrow, what a bummer! Thursday             ...

... turning into swampland.  The highway was just built on pillars and went through these wetlands.  As we approached New Orleans the moment Yvonne was waiting for finally arrived - we crossed the Mississippi!  As with all these things, it ...

... the Dead we toured through the area where Hurricane Katrina hit 6 years ago.  The French Quarter - being the highest area of New Orleans escaped almost unscathed - but some of the outlying areas copped between 4 and 12 feet of floodwater.  I've ...

... who does the worst damage as that female is declared strongest and gets to 'go’ first at the mating). And a trip to New Orleans wouldn’t be complete without at least one boozy night in the French Quarter.  Bourbon Street is unbelievable, ...

... that was where we were headed. To some degree I was still stewing that we had so tight margins that we couldn't even experience New Orleans properly….. just sit in Winnie and tear down the highway from A to B.  I especially felt that since our ...

... liked Mi Tierra the best for both the food and the atmosphere. My favorite part of the trip was probably the French Quarter in New Orleans; I just love the buildings and the history there. It’s fun to just walk up and down the streets to see what ...

... goods, decorative arts and art of the period, the 1850 House depicts middle-class family life during the most prosperous period in New Orleans' history. (I quote from the Internet a lot.) We went in/out of shops around Jackson Square and ran right into ...