Chateau Margie
2401 Gen. Pershing, New Orleans
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2401 Gen. Pershing New Orleans, Louisiana, 70115, United States

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... an excursion to see the Eastern side of the island which is the least commercialised part being mainly where the local population lives. We stopped at panoramic view points where the beautiful turquoise seas crashed over the second largest barrier reef system in the world after the Australian Gt Barrier Reef it was really idyllic. On the way back we made a compulsory stop to visit a cultural centre where we were introduced to the history and customs ...

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... thinking it's someone's car stereo, but it just gets louder and louder until I'm sure it's not a stereo anymore and I run outside to look and the local high school marching band is practicing for mardi gras as they march down the street with baton girls, flag girls, drums, tubas and the whole nine yards. I run and get my camera and start shooting a video and following them.

Helo is freaking out, I think it's way too loud for his sensitive ears and he doesn't know what's ...

Drop down in the swampblood!

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... We saw a couple of alligators and fed them from the boat, visited a riverside Cajun village and saw and fed some racoons which were just adorable. Highly recommended, and the bus driver gave us some commentary on the city and the Katrina story on the way there. There are vast areas of this city still in disrepair from the hurricane, and being here and seeing the damage really bought home what the people and city must have gone through - more shopping ...

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... the film, but this Cemetery is just beautiful. It is old, some tombs you can’t actually read how old they are they are that old and weathered and the writing has just vanished. The thing with New Orleans and the dead is they have to build tombs on the ground, not six feet under as the city is below sea level. Many years ago when floods came through the area coffins would come out of the ground and float down rivers so that’s why they build them like this now and for ...

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As I wrote earlier, we did have the sounds of Bourbon Street blaring until well into the early morning, but we all slept nonetheless. We elected to take a city tour during the morning, if only to convince me that there were some redeeming areas of the city worth seeing. Our concierge came through again, and we were picked up right at the hotel after breakfast. It was a beautiful morning, and I am glad we ended up taking the tour. There is -- ...

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