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Le bayou
Nous sommes rendus à New Orleans, Louisiana. Toujours chanceux pour la température, soleil et chaleur, presque 30 degrés. On ne voit pas trop les traces laissées par Katrina. C'est plein de musique dans le quartier français et de toutes sortes de personnes. Même si ...
2nd Day in the French Quarter
... get our food. The chargrilled oysters were yummy but not any better than Bubba's in Savannah. The oyster and shrimp Po'Boy was not as good as the restaurant on 4th St., N. in St. Pete. I wish I had listened to the guy on the trolley who told us to go across the street to Felix's Oyster Bar. Because we were there so long it got dark (an hour earlier because of Central Time) and we missed seeing the ...
The Big Easy
... for a hug and a kiss on the cheek. That southern hospitality, the spirit of New Orleans, just grabbed me, especially this time around. A lot of the houses still have those haunting markings from the hurricane. But you can't kill the spirit here. You can't wash it away. The food, the music, the people here have magic & roots & a fire for life. You can't put that out. It was hard to leave Nola. But I'll be back. Many a times, I will be back.
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Jazz Fest 2012
... acts on all day it was epic, the way Americans do festivals is very different to Australia too. A lot more seating was going, a lot less toilets and horrible serving of alcohol. It took a long time to get to places and the layout seemed to be not very intelligent. That being said, they were moving big numbers of people around and everyone stayed relatively happy!
There ...
New Orleans...What a Place!!!
... towards the live music street and felt a few big raindrops...a few soon became a massive downpour and we were pretty wet by the time we got there. We went into a few different places but were trying to avoid paying a cover charge. We got even more soaked in the massive thunderstorm as we made our way back to Bourbon street. We watched the end of the Miami heat vs Dallas game and laughed as the terrible DJ tried to engage the audience but they just continued to ignore ...