Explore New Orleans
Explore the French Quarter
Explore New Orleans
Explore the French Quarter
A soft answer turns away wrath,
But a harsh word stirs up anger.
Proverbs 15:1
You too can board the New Orleans Streetcar at Canal Street Ferry terminal
Passengers board the Riverfront streetcar bound for excitement at every stop! Stops along the
Riverfront streetcar line include the
Riverwalk Market Place(shopping and eating) *
Canal Street ferry terminal(cross the Mississippi River) *
Aquarium of the Americas(lots of neat fish n things)*
IMAX theatre(great movie) *
Waldenburg Park(picnics, relaxing, and river view) *
Moonwalk and Café’ Du Monde(coffee and beignets) *
New Orleans French Market(shopping and flee market) *
The Shops at Canal Place(more shopping and eating) * Cruise Ship Terminal * The Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
I recommend that you take a Caribbean cruises from New Orleans
The cruise ship
Norwegian Spirit sailing down the Mississippi River past my neighborhood as she heads for the Gulf of Mexico and ultimately the Western Caribbean. If you are planning to take a cruise there is no better place to start then in
New Orleans. From November through April
Norwegian Cruise Lines offers a 7 day Western Caribbean cruise out of New Orleans.
Carnival Cruise Lines offers 4, 5 and 7 day cruises year round aboard
the cruise ship Triumph. So when you come plan to arrive several days early and make New Orleans your first port of call. Stay in a
French Quarter Hotel and
explore New Orleans and the French Quarter. On board this ship on this paricular Sunday evening were my friends from
Gamma Software, Inc. out of Oregon.
French Quarter Street Vendors
This is a street vendor selling refreshing cold drinks, water, and ice cream sandwiches on
Royal and St Louis Street. While you are exploring the French Quarter do not worry about getting thirsty or hungry. Besides and abundant selection of
restaurants in the French Quarter there are also many convenience stores scattered through out the neighborhood and it's usually not difficult to find a friendly street vendor selling cold drinks, hot dogs, as well as other snacks. At times it can get down right hot in New Orleans. So be a big spender and treat the family to some ice cream and cold drinks.
Enjoy some New Orleans boiled crabs
Whether you buy your crabs or
catch them yourself, nothing beats a
New Orleans crab boil. A crab boil is part of every day life in New Orleans just as a barbeque is in other parts of the country. The ingredients for a perfect crab boil are friends and family, Louisiana Blue Crabs,
Zatarain’s (pronounced ZAT-uh-rans) crab boil, corn, onions, whole potatoes, garlic, and sausage. Everyone has their own personal recipe for boiling crabs and there are numerous recipes available on the web so I will not give you my two cents worth here. But I will tell you that in New Orleans they tend to be a little hotter and tastier so when in
New Orleans do as the New Orleanians do and find yourself some boiled crabs and enjoy. Nothing beats the sweet taste of a perfectly boiled crab like these my son just cooked up for us.
New Orleans Riverfront Streetcar * Caribbean cruises from New Orleans * French Quarter Street Vendors * New Orleans boiled crabs * New Orleans Lucky Dogs
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