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| Page Views: 473 Last Visit to New Orleans: - | Down by the Mississippi by Rixie - last update: May 28, 2005 |
Typical New Orleans architecture: pastel buildings with wrought-iron balconies. Note the yellow ribbons tied to the posts, a reminder of the war in Iraq. |
| Vendors at the French Market prepare to open |
|  | The French Market is one-stop shopping. You can buy everything from Tabasco sauce to Saints caps to jewelry at the booths. |
| Bookseller at French Market |
|  | This bookseller may have been snoozing, but I got the impression that if anyone had reached out a hand to steal a book, he would have been awake in a flash!
The interesting thing is that my daughter photographed this same man last year...except that he was conscious and upright at the time. |
Kelly and me, by a fountain with a jazz theme |  | | Windblown next to the river |
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On an earlier trip to New Orleans, we took a paddlewheel steamer on an excursion up the Mississippi River. |  | |
|  | Vendors and street musicians are everywhere in the Jackson Square area. Here, a musician takes a break between songs. |
| Shoeshine stand, Jackson Square |
The mystery to me was: Whom did these shoes belong to? I didn't see any barefoot tourists in the crowd. |
|  | The Café du Monde is one of my favorite places in New Orleans. Here I am, full of beignets. .(See restaurant tips) |
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KiKitC Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:40 UTC Fantastic tips. I'm so ready for the ghost tour and tour of the City of the Dead. What a wonderful intro to New Orleans. | pchamlis Fri Mar 27, 2009 02:38 UTC Ummm Ummmm. Those food tips are splendid. I love NO cookery. :) And, that's a great B&B tip, too. | SLLiew Sat Nov 1, 2008 00:12 UTC Great page. Like your restaurant tips. Bring back fond memories especially Burboun St. | sourbugger Sun Oct 12, 2008 01:36 UTC there is some great stuff in here. |
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