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A Travel Blog by el-gibbo
... that nobody in their right mind would wander around New Orleans alone at night. Armed with camera and lenses I walked down Canal Street as the sun rose over the Mississippi River. Reflecting the bright orange and crimson tones of the sunrise its waters ...
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New Orleans
A Travel Blog entry by ktowers86 from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... . Exactly what we had wrapped up in our New Orleans ideas, being shouted out to us, inviting us in. Randoms: -Tagged New Orleans on Bourbon Street. Keep the party alive. I’ll see you at a Mardi Gras soonish. -Tulane Uni must’ve been torn apart ...
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New Orleans 2008
A Travel Blog entry by jreeves from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... it really only cost us an additional $175 to extend every thing one day. We stayed at the downtown Marriott at 555 Canal Street (not to be confused with the JW Marriott across the street, which also looked nice). We really loved the hotel. We ...
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Ragin' with the Cajuns
A Travel Blog entry by cshilakes from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... this city. May 26-27 (Days 26-27) New Orleans Over the course of our next two days in New Orleans, we hopped on the St. Charles Street cable cars and journeyed west to the Garden District, a wooded, serene section of the city with beautiful ...
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A Kiss on the Lips from a Tart with a Heart
A Travel Blog entry by t-steve from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... are also craps games, blackjack and poker going on...but it's loud and grim...not to my liking. Onwards and upwards. Canal Street. This major thoroughfare is the no-mans-land between the Quarter and the CBD (central business district) It houses many ...
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"Jazz... Nice!"
A Travel Blog entry by mattmcshane from New Orleans, Georgia, United States
... built, in the median. For decades, the only use for the median was public transportation, mostly by the Canal St. Streetcars. The first New Orleans "Skyscraper" was built in 1807. It was the first four-story building in the city, and is still ...
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Not so Big and not so Easy...
A Travel Blog entry by irishrover7 from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... Not an eyebrow raised and not a question asked, we walked outt with two tall boys of beer in brown bags. In New Orleans, it is legal to drink on the street and so we opened our cans of beer and sauntered on toward Canal Street. Along the way, Dick found ...
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Driving & Walking America's Most Interesting City!
A Travel Blog entry by cobra1899 from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... , taking pictures in black and white for a while. Walking around in circles as I pass the same places I passed earlier in the day..towards Canal Street and back to where I started. It's now 5 O'clock or so. Rush hour. Not the time to leave. I'm walking ...
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Initial response. Flame away.
A Travel Blog entry by cmj from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... but without the heated and air-conditioned FEMA trailers parked on the curbs. Chiang Mai, Thailand, with a population roughly the size of New Orleans, had two flash floods this fall as deep as the waters here that each lasted days. I remember the Thai's ...
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back to the Crescent City
A Travel Blog entry by stephtodd from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
My birthday present this year was a short trip to New Orleans. It would be a trip full of music and food as the city was hosting multiple festivals-French Market Creole Tomato Festival, Louisiana Seafood Festival and the Cajun/Zydeco Festival. ...
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San Antonio
A Travel Blog entry by nizlopi from San Antonio, Texas, United States
... in Texas - although I was there for four days - and was only informed of it by Tyler, my companion on the train to New Orleans. Why this special dispensation for the Lone Star State, you're no doubt asking. What am I kidding? You're probably asking how ...
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Flip Flops, Food & Fine Friends
A Travel Blog entry by judy.mcbride from Key West, Florida, United States
New Orleans to The Keys We welcomed in the New Year in New Orleans. What a crazy idea! The city was jammed. Hotels and restaurants overbooked. Streets closed. Taxis impossible. No one cared. The party was on! Dinner on the Eve took us to Chef Paul ...
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North to Memphis
A Travel Blog entry by mrsbaa from Memphis, Tennessee, United States
... to get to where we are going: Pontchartrain Expressway or Westbank Expressway. We may have taken the wrong way. We went around New Orleans around the southwest side on the Westbank Expressway. On the map, there was supposed to have a tunnel under a ...
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Greetings from St. Martin
A Travel Blog entry by freespirit2006 from St. Martin and Saint Maarten, Saint Kitts and Nevis
... the border to anchor. French St. Martin has stolen our hearts. It feels like a cross between France and pre-Katrina New Orleans with fabulous French food and the Creole architecture. Once we rested and cleaned up Free Spirit from the salty passage we ...
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Sheraton New Orleans
500 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... inform our respective employers about tourist trap and I hope that you will feel free to pass this horrible experience on to others. There are many good and reasonably priced hotels in New Orleans, but the Sheraton New Orleans is not one of them.
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Astor Crowne Plaza - French Quarter Hotel New Orleans
739 Canal Street at Bourbon, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... use the hotel phones. Perfect location! from anonymous We had no idea what to expect on our first trip to New Orleans - researched many hotels, asked friends,finally settled on the Astor Crowne Plaza and were so glad we did! It is close to ...
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Marriott New Orleans
555 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... sized bathroom etc.Enjoyed my stay, but would only do discount again here. Or have an expense account.... :-). Marriott New Orleans from anonymous The hotel lobby area was very nice and the hotel is centrally located to most the areas ...
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The Ritz-Carlton New Orleans
921 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... An amentiy at the Ritz Carlton from anonymous Recently I stayed at the fabulous, relatively new Ritz-Carlton hotel in New Orleans on Canal St. The property was beautiful and the service was excellent. A GREAT surprise was an amenity that I didn ...
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Harrah's New Orleans
8 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... New Orleans and a day at the Rio in Vegas). We would definitely do the Laughlin and Vegas again . . . probably leaving New Orleans out of the equation. Watch Out! from anonymous Harrah's Casino was the typical casino you would find in ...
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Doubletree New Orleans
300 Canal Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... heaven. We will be staying here again. Doubletree Hotel - Nice place for families from anonymous The Doubletree Hotel on Canal Street is a great place for anyone to stay. If you have children, you will also feel comfortable bringing them ...
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