Monday, August 13, 2007

Mississippi River Journey--Part 9 New Orleans Potpourri

You get stacked four high in the cemetery while waiting for a spot in a large mausoleum.


The famous Royal Street corn stalk fence makes you think of Iowa and Grant Wood


Don't even think of trying to shinny up one of the balcony supports unless you have iron shorts on.


What's New Orleans without a pile of beignets and cafe au lait on a Sunday morning at the Cafe du Monde?
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