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... assistance, but when we were forced back to the same front door, we learned that one of these people was, in fact, the curator of the museum. So, a little helpful direction would have been greatly appreciated.
Anyway, Faulkner's house was okay. It was only $5 to get in which was cheap, but this was also reflected in the lack of a tour and the relative paucity of information. I also felt as though the grounds were in ...
New orleans velkommen til Syden!
... igen tog vi ned på bourbon street. Det var sjovt nok men tømmermændene ødelagde det lidt. Det var meningen at vi skulle forlade NOLA allerede næste morgen men vi bookede endnu en nat på et hostel i byen. Efter vi havde hentet bilen i lufthavnen - vi fik lidt hjælp og fik derfor en Toyota et eller andet som skulle kører længere på literen end jeepen. Den kører 12! Det hjælper dog at ...
Dinner in New Orleans
Our plan was to stop in Baton Rouge for the night but if you take just about an hour detour and plan it right you can hit up New Orleans for dinner. Neither of us had been so that is exactly what we decided to do. I really don't know much about New Orleans but it didn't give me the best first impression. The city seemed dirty, run down and not very safe. I am sure there are fun and very nice things to see if you spent more than an hour there but like I ...
So where was I?
... Brisket - how come no one ever told me about brisket??? And the brisket and pastrami at Katz's deli are, literally I suspect, to die for. I've still not mastered the art of bagel ordering and have sent multiple deli workers into a spin with my incompetent ordering and lack of awareness of the multitude of cream cheese offerings available. Tours - we ended up doing a few. Scott's Pizza Tour remains a favourite and I can now wax ...
Sadly New Orleans was a Bust
... first casino I hit was called the Belle of Baton Rouge Casino, it looked kinda like a prison and not like a casino at all, but I followed the signs for parking which led me to a grumpy lot attendant manning a covered parking garage that said parking was $15! Not only was Annie too tall to fit into the garage, but I have NEVER heard of a casino charging for parking. So I leaned out the window and asked Grumpy Gus if there was somewhere I could park my RV and he just looked at me and ...
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