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    Since we had never been to NOLA we had no idea what to expect. Let's just say there was a lose of innocence.
    Heh, yeah, Bourbon Street is definitely not family-friendly. The first clue is the smell. I can hardly stand to walk down Bourbon Street because of the smell, which is a centuries-old entrenched smell of various bodily fluids and debauchery. Yuck. The rest of the French Quarter is actually pretty nice, though. Very historic and interesting.

    Best thing to do is come back during a non-holiday time. And do it during the week, not on a weekend. Forget Bourbon Street and just spend time in the rest of the French Quarter. Take one of the ghost tours after dark!

    Cafe du Monde was a let-down for me too. When I was there last, back in June, it wasn't crowded. But still the place was filthy.

    I'd be interested in seeing your WWII museum pics!

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    Beautiful lady by your side is always a good way to start the new year. You two look like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing the photos with us.
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    Nice photos. You both look great. I'd be interested in seeing your WWII Museum photos, as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobus View Post
    I can hardly stand to walk down Bourbon Street because of the smell,
    What can you say about a place they have to pressure-wash every morning...
    "...when People are universally ignorant, and debauchd in their Manners, they will sink under their own weight without the Aid of foreign Invaders."
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    Quote Originally Posted by threebanger View Post
    What can you say about a place they have to pressure-wash every morning...
    Ralllllf


    Use to go for Labor Day and the people that lived there told me they don't even go near the place for Mardi Gra.
    Very nice Pictures.

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