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Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, New Orleans, Louisiana
Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, New Orleans, Louisiana When I had been in New Orleans on a previous occasion with my wife, we had considered visiting the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas (location) but opted instead to take the Canal … Continue reading
Posted in Aquariums, Louisiana, USA
Tagged algiers point, alligators, aquarium of the americas, aquarium of the americas new orleans, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, audubon aquarium of the americas new orleans, bayous, canal place, canal street, ferry ride, french quarter, harrah s casino, Mississippi River, new orleans audubon aquarium, new orleans louisiana, Shops of Canal Street, sights and sounds, tropical forest, water creatures
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French Quarter Festival, New Orleans
French Quarter Festival, New Orleans They say that there is someone playing jazz music somewhere in New Orleans 24 hours a day and 365 days of the year. Not certain if that is true but when we were out walking … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, USA
Tagged abita brewery, audience, Big Sam's Funky Nation, bourbon street, french quarter, french quarter festival, french quarter festival new orleans, french quarters, funky nation, jazz music, jazz sessions, local constabulary, Louisiana, Mississippi River, neon signs, new orleans louisiana, Starwood Hotels, the "w" boutique hotel" jazz, trumpet, W New Orleans French Quarter
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New Orleans, Louisiana – Jackson Square on Decatur Street
Having landed in New Orleans, wandered the streets a bit at night and then greeted the sunrise, acting like a tourist and going from statue to statue was a necessary step in getting acquainted with the history of New Orleans … Continue reading
Posted in Louisiana, USA
Tagged andrew jackson, battle of new orleans, Cabildo, decatur street, flowers, founder of new orleans, french quarter, history of new orleans, jean baptiste de bienville, Louisiana, Montreal, New Orleans, Old city Hall, Portalba Buildings, Presbytere, president of the united states, saint louis cathedral, saint louis cathedral new orleans, statue, sun, sunrise, war of 1812
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New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans, Louisiana The first thing to do was find out where there was a good place to eat. So we asked, “Where is the French Quarter is a good place to eat?” And they answered, “Man, where you from? … Continue reading
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Tagged ambiance, balcony, bridge, decatur street, fog, french quarter, image, lit streets, Louisiana, Mississippi River, New Orleans, new orleans louisiana, night image, night photography, NOLA, omni royal orleans, omni royal orleans hotel, paddlewheel boat, photo, photography, restaurants, river waterfront, RJHay, Ron Hay, royal orleans hotel, Supreme Court Building, travel
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