Louisiana Travel Blogs - Page 6

This is a great trip to do if your every in New Orleans.. It takes just few hours, so you will have plenty of time for other thing in your day.. You should expect to see all if not most of the Native wild life for this area, as well as a very up close and personal experience with the local Alligators.. They Love marshmallows, & Chicken.. HaHaHa

Old mansions or properties always bring some sense of mystery and unique attraction. For the eyes that are used to contemporary or modern designs, old mansions ooze out mystic characteristics that are admirable from different angles depending upon where you see them. Well, they can sometimes be spo…

This was right before Katrina hit...thank goodness nothing happened.

What a surprise! Although it shouldn't have been, everybody knows that New Orleans is all about fun and entertainment. But I didn't know I would enjoy it so much. The French heritage, the surrounding nature, the relaxed and slow atmosphere, not to mention the wonderful variety of music - that was surprisingly one of the most memorable US experience, just two months before the devastation.

Oct. 27, 2009. Awesome concert!!

I cant really say much about this trip except I am not going to Mardi Gras ever again. I had a great time, but I think that was enough for me. When we got there on Friday and went out, I hated it. It was too dirty, too messy, too loud, and wayyyyy tooo crowded. But on Saturday, we started playing…

Me and my 5 girlfriends all took a road trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras this year- it was insanely fun! We're SO gonna be back again next year! :-)

We headed out to False River Thursday night after work and got there in about an hour and a half with Mal's precise directions, we went in a 10 foot radius back and forth until finally figuring out which one was the drive way. Mr. David was there, wasted (shocker), so we got down and unloaded the c…

It always amazes, to think of all the adventures that lie out there, somewhere, waiting to be discovered. It seems that every trip I take fails to shorten, only lengthening the list of places I need or want to see. The more I travel, the more I realize this list, actually, has nothing to do with it...

The (mis)adventures of two guys heading out west: one will stay and one (me) is just along for the ride.

I decided to take a cross country road trip to gatlinburg tenn. on the way I stopped at friends places and expanded my road trip after the original cabin trip in gatlinburg, I head east to North Carolina to the outer banks, up north to MD to N.Y. withsights in between. after I left New York, I went thru PA to Ohio and spent a week there and had Tday with some friends. I headed south thru WV,VA, IN, MO, ARK, and MS back thru L for a few weeks b4 heading back to calif

Well, I used to live in New Orleans, so I guess this doesnt count, but I love this city and experienced a lot there. Both good and bad, ie., Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita.

Ok, so let the Mardi Gras season commence! Whoo Hoo!! The first parade we went to was Krew du Vieux. This is a satirical parade that is very sexual and pokes fun at our local and national politicians. Senator David Vitter took a particularly intense hit after his tryst with a prostitute became public knowledge.

Some picts from Baton Rouge...

Three years ago, I attended a medical conference in New Orleans. Seven days, many beignets later, I ended up with roughly 100 pictures of the Riverwalk, Lee Circle, Bayou Region, French Quarter, Jackson Square and Bourbon Street. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, my thoughts are with all of the wonderful people that "adopted," me and taught me about their historical and fascinating city.