Ramada Metairie
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New Orleans madness
... at Brennan's which PB was so excited to take me too. After-all this will be my last name in a few months time. He had the famous turtle soup - which I reluctantly tried while looking at the cute little turtles swimming in the outdoor pond - and I had the blue crab omelette. We finished breakfast with the famous bananas foster and hit the road for Texas. ...
Westward and homeward bound
... Andrew says the trailer is falling apart all the time ( he is prone to exaggeration when a couple of tiny tiny things need repairs) but what has that got to do with Christmas? Needless to say the lady gave us a very pitying look. Oh Lachie. Anyhow we will probably stay another day here just to avoid the long weekend traffic. We are heading to Houston on Monday to try and get our money back for the terrible tires we got there on the way ...
New Orleans - the final leg
... up with trespass signs posted up, and we didn't think a few creepy photos were worth risking spending our last few days on holiday in the cells lol! Took a couple of photos of the sign which said 'closed for storm' and headed back to town to drop off the car.
Made the car drop off just before the Hertz office closed for the day, and easily got a cab to the hotel which is in the beautiful ...
The City that Care Forgot
... a couple of drinks for the walk and went in search of Frenchman’s St. I had gotten myself one of the Bourbon St cocktail concoctions in a ‘commemorative’ plastic thingy that I was planning on giving my nephews. One sip and I realised just what a mission that was going to be! I have two nephews, so needed to have two of these cocktails and by my calculations, each one of these plastic things probably held close to three frozen cocktails. Ohhhhh ...
Down in New Orleans
... called the St Bernard Project - who began aiding the rebuilding of the St Bernard Parish but have since branched out into other areas of New Orleans - I was assigned to a house in the Lower Ninth which was in what is called phase two - reconstruction. Most of my week there was spent dry walling which is what you put up over the insulation but before the plastering - we managed to fully dry wall and mostly plaster three full rooms - which ...
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- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Fitness/Health center