No trip to Gulfport is complete without a trip to New Orleans!
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Found someone just his size! |
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gotta get some walkin' practice in! |
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The wonder in the eyes of a child |
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Bourbon Street! |
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One of my favorite pics |
While I did enjoy Bourbon Street, the French Market, and the aquarium, I was not impressed with N.O. the stink was unmistakable from the moment you entered the city. Whether from poor sewage drainage, or "excess" from over-zealous partying, or even the still present remnants from Katrina, the city just plain stunk, and if you strayed from the somewhat clean tourist traps, it was a dirty city. Even with the fun I did have there for a day, the one thing that will stick in my mind is seeing a $50k Escalade parked in front of a house that still hasn't been repaired from Katrina. WTF!? N.O. for me is now a "been there, done that, won't be going back".
Yes, there will a part 7, lol!
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