The Big Easy is going as well as ever following hurricane Katrina’s devastating flood of 2005. The following pictures illustrate New Orleans’ great food, street entertainment, and our third visit to the World War II museum. Unlike Katrina, after three great days in January 2014 the city was locked in the grips of a deep freeze which prevented any travel in or out. We were above water, but the interstates were flooded with traffic that did not allow traffic in any direction for two days. Relax and eat up!
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- Top of New Orleans
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- Mercedes Super Dome
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- Canal Street
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- Entrance to River Walk
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- Ruby Slipper since Katrina
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- Ruby Slipper Bar
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- PediCab to Tujagues
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- Second oldest in NO
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- Corner Oyster Bar and Grill
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- Awesome Creole gumbo
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- Cafe Du Monde
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- Devouring begnets
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- Du Monde street entertainers
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- Mother’s classic cafe
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- Mother’s English style ordering
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- Mother’s decor
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- Mother’s recent addition
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- Jackson Square
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- Jackson Square artist
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- Card magician and patsy
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- Grotesque for sale
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- Ride around French Quarter
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- Shop display
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- Stuffed gator decor
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- Open air floor show
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- Long stride street statue with bucket
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- Gadget man in silver
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- WWII radial and over-exposed
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- Boeing display arena at WWII Museum
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- WWII veteran and show ladies
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- Bennie goes GAGA
