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We arrived in New Orleans
... a really good restaurant. I had red snapper with a Ponchatrain sauce (contains crawfish and cheese), my sister got the fried catfish and shrimp (she could only eat half), and Ben got a ribeye steak. Everything we had was excellent and it was located in a shopping plaza. If you go camping, ask the rangers where they go. I haven't been steered wrong ...
Laissez les bons temps rouler!
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From La Divina we went over to Cafe du Monde and got a take-away order of beignets to go and enjoy in the park. There’s a little take-away window right towards the back of the cafe so we eagerly awaited our treats that arrived quickly and went to the shade of the park to enjoy them. Leah’s feedback in mind, we were both very conscious of not breathing while we ate these. Seriously, I have never seen so much icing sugar on anything! The ...
Rue Bourbon
... Bourbon St at 7pm and let me tell you the party had already started! Wowee! We lived in the heart of Kings Cross for eight years so thought we’d be prepared for this but honestly, I was dumbfounded. We drove down the street slowly looking for our hotel and stopped at a crossroad. Chris looked out to his left only to cop an eyeful of tush...two of them in fact! There were two VERY scantily clad ladies holding up a doorway and they were shaking all they had for him. ...
Land of Jazz and Blues?
... a right turn down Canal Street until we reached the Mississippi River and then took the river walk until we reached the French Market Place. Whilst doing this I was checking out the route to Frenchmen Street where I was informed the more traditional music was played. After walking through the market, admiring St Louis Cathedral at Jackson Square we made our way to Frenchmen Street. It was not in a nice area and we had been warned that if we went at ...
...and all that Jazz
... and some very obvious Spanish influence, despite being the French Quarter. We head to the Tourist Office as the other two are looking for information on tours and I'm considering a cemetery walk. The girls have a long chat with the very nice lady at the desk and we end up with some great freebies - including Mardi Gras beads and a CD of Louisiana jazz. We then go in search of food...I seem to be here solely for architecture and food so sharing a muffuletta with ...
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