McKendrick - Breaux House New Orleans
1474 Magazine St. New Orleans, Louisiana, 70130, United States
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You'll float if you're six feet under
... their coffin, pushed into the abyss, and the coffin is next ready for the next family member. Boom!
Some of the grave lots were completely empty, with overgrown weeds and chunks of cement left in shambles. I wonder what happened? But that's the thing about death, some secrets are taken to the grave. Ohhhhh, boom.
Saint Louis Cemetery #1
The Saint Louis Cemetary Number 1 opened in 1789 and is more well known considering it houses the graves ...
New Orleans and the Big Easy
... Center (there are usually welcome centers in each state a few miles after crossing the border). This particular Welcome Center was pretty poor as the majority of the rest rooms were out of order.
That evening we ate at one of the few restaurants in down town Mobile the Royal Scam. The food was good and atmosphere welcoming, certainly worth a visit.
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The City that Care Forgot
... naughty boys climbing up galleries to find the girls. Some things never change!
More walking and admiring and then Leah tells us she has a surprise for us. She snuck off to make a quick call and came back all smiles. She lead us down a few streets to stand in front of a doorway and made another call. Within minutes a lovely chap appeared at that door and welcomed us in. Ron, is another Friends of the Cabildo guide and the days he’s home and ...
Day 39
26th June
WOO HOO another airport!!!!! Atlanta airport is huge. It's like Kuala Lumpur where the train connects all the terminals, and that was only the domestic section. We got on our flight, after a few weight adjustments at the check in , and flew to New Orleans. Wow, did you know that New Orleans has the biggest bridge in America, stretching 23 miles across water. Seeing it from the sky made ...
Big Eats and Big Fun in the Big Easy!
... heat and humidity. Liz seems even more effected by warmth and I cant say it's not amusing to watch her seek out shade or exclaim her delight when the slightest whisper of a breeze would start. There was a small line out side of Mother's but it went quickly and soon we found ourselves given menus and ushered to the inside line. We had warned Liz of the atmosphere and the food but I'm not sure she was fully prepared. For those not familiar Mother's Restaurant is a ...


