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New Orleans : New Orleans--Down, but Not Out

Everyone remembers the news footage of New Orleans days after Hurricane Katrina; the images of an whole city in anguish, entire neighborhoods submerged in filthy water people fighting for survival more...

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Rest and Relaxation \| Shopping \| Women Travelers \| Rest And Relaxation \| Shopping \| History \| Shops Natchitoches Natchitoches by tx_bnb_girl from TX Natchitoches, Louisiana is a wonderful little small town. It is the town in which the movie Steele Magnolias is filmed. The place is full of friendly people. Front street runs... More
Food and Restaurants \| Music New Orleans Cajun grooves and food by johnmichael from NJ 1 cheer If you love music and great food, you have to visit New Orleans. Home of the New Orleans Jazzfest in April/May. Lots and lots of great cajun food, oysters, crawfish, jambalya and... More
Food and Restaurants \| Music \| Nightlife New Orleans Nightly decadence and debauchery over beignets by leilaghorashi from DC 1 cheer If you're looking for decadence and debauchery every night of the year or fabulous jazz or delicious french/cajun cuisine or exquisite art galleries, New Orleans is just the place... More

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