Originally posted by Crazy8s
We were all newbies once!
New Orleans was an odd mix of lovely wrought iron and cascading plants and dirty, delapidated buildings. All on the same streets! It's an interesting place, but the French quarter is far too commercial to be enjoyable. It was one big tourist trap--and woefully lacking in toilet facilities!
Yeah, it's even worse during Mardi Gras, which I won't return to, it's way to crowded. You can't go 20 feet without someone selling alcohol, then you can't find a bathroom to save your life, or pants, I guess. It's a public health hazard cause people just go in the street. I wish they'd make it where if you're selling drinks, you've gotta have a public toilet.
I got lost when I went there one night. You better believe that Interview With a Vampire was going through my head as I walked through that town at 4 a.m.
Anyway, I welcomed you back in another post, but I'll do it again. Welcome Back!
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