Before this last recent Mardi Gras season the city cleaned out over 93,000 lbs of beads from the city basin. They finally decided to use gutter buddies, they had to rip up bourbon street the fall of last year to clean all the pipes and drainage that was ruined. There is also quite a smell to that place I don't think I'd buy it if it was a candle lol
Yes, the open carry law is something we enjoy lol We'll typically get an alcoholic slushy from Chicken Willy's and shop around. We noticed that NOLA offers a *lot* of walking tours and almost all of them involve going into a bar first and carrying your drink the rest of the way; even some of the haunted tours have this. I'm not mad about it haha Another drink we found while visiting, apart from the hurricane, was the grenade. Pretty good!
Oh honey, a hurricane, traditionally, is every liquor you can find and juice to cover it up. Well, where I'm from anyway. Ooh a hurricane party down here in the fall? Fun!
Great video. We went to New Orleans for our honeymoon and watching your video brought back lots of warm fuzzy memories. Also lots of yummy memories with all of the food.
Love this, and it's really wonderful review of Nola! Great shows flow fast, and this was just that, great :) Safe travels, sending our love and blessings, Kim and James
What amazing road trip great to see other US States New Orleans is awesome thanks for sharing the awesome trip cant wait for whats next and bye Cassie see you next time.
That hotel looks great - Mike and I will have to stay there if/when we go to New Orleans. And I loved you mentioning NO as being like a Disneyland for adults, considering New Orleans Square is my favorite section of Disneyland
wow this was great makes me want to go back...you have had quite a large time! And Josh, you silly goose, the compliment yesterday was NOT for the hat so much as the (painfully but humorously unaware) guy underneath it!
Lived in Pensacola area for a few years - New Orleans was an easy drive for long weekends. This was all pre-Katrina. Glad to see a lot of the Big Easy is still intact! No beignets at Cafe Du Monde? Touristy but sooo worth it!
Fun video and you guys make the video lively and entertaining. Overall from what I've seen you give good backstory to the areas you visit. But, you guys FAILED TO MENTION how the African American community has played a vital role in creating the authentic masterpiece of a city that New Orleans is today. It is huge! And a major faux pas to overlook it. It wouldn't be what it is by any stretch without this major influence. It is not the French that made it what it is as you seen and enjoyed!!!!!!! Not only is the FOOD, CULTURE and the MUSIC highly attributed to the African diaspora, but New Orleans’ beloved Mardi Gras traditions are African-American, most prominently the Mardi Gras Indians and the Zulu parade that rolls behind Rex on Mardi Gras Day.
Hard to believe Katrina's devastation occurred 13 years ago. True that significant areas of NOLA...including, indeed the French Quarter.. were left relatively unscathed. Other parts not nearly as lucky. From what I've seen the only Crescent City cuisine that might appeal to me are those beignets ..ahh well. BTW you might be quizzed again on other city nicknames..so be prepared :) Cheers to crushing it on your cross country cruise!!!
$19.95 for a sandwich...? An 18" pizza with those toppings maybe... Not really a fan of olives... I'm guessing 1 announcement is your companions for Bali...? (I sub to ALL y'all)
Before this last recent Mardi Gras season the city cleaned out over 93,000 lbs of beads from the city basin. They finally decided to use gutter buddies, they had to rip up bourbon street the fall of last year to clean all the pipes and drainage that was ruined. There is also quite a smell to that place I don't think I'd buy it if it was a candle lol
That's really interesting! And a little sad.
Yes, the open carry law is something we enjoy lol We'll typically get an alcoholic slushy from Chicken Willy's and shop around. We noticed that NOLA offers a *lot* of walking tours and almost all of them involve going into a bar first and carrying your drink the rest of the way; even some of the haunted tours have this. I'm not mad about it haha Another drink we found while visiting, apart from the hurricane, was the grenade. Pretty good!
Totally agree with tour title... Just what we said when we were there!
Beautiful hotel!! 🎺
Oh honey, a hurricane, traditionally, is every liquor you can find and juice to cover it up. Well, where I'm from anyway.
Ooh a hurricane party down here in the fall? Fun!
Hi guys, when you return to Mexico, I hope that someday you can visit the state of Oaxaca in Mexico.
You two are adorable couple :)
If you went the other way (away from downtown) on the trolley you would have passed our house on South Carrolton.
Great video. We went to New Orleans for our honeymoon and watching your video brought back lots of warm fuzzy memories. Also lots of yummy memories with all of the food.
Travel and share
Your sister is very pretty.
I fo0llowed your trip from Seattle through NOLA. I enjopyed it immensely! Thanks.
no visit on bourbon street?
Happy Easter Everybody!!
Happy Easter!!🐇
Love this, and it's really wonderful review of Nola! Great shows flow fast, and this was just that, great :) Safe travels, sending our love and blessings, Kim and James
Thanks James! Some days just flow and this one sure did! Thanks for everything you two did and for being so inviting and lovely.
WΔY ΔWΔY - The Way Away, travel and lifestyle Our Pleasure :) Hope to connect with you guys in asia later this year. Blessings, K&J
What amazing road trip great to see other US States New Orleans is awesome thanks for sharing the awesome trip cant wait for whats next and bye Cassie see you next time.
Thank you Nicole!
That hotel looks great - Mike and I will have to stay there if/when we go to New Orleans. And I loved you mentioning NO as being like a Disneyland for adults, considering New Orleans Square is my favorite section of Disneyland
Happy Eastet to you two!!!
Just saw this, I meant "Easter"
h z , let's add New Orleans to the list, I need to try the food!😎 I love youuu😍
wow this was great makes me want to go back...you have had quite a large time! And Josh, you silly goose, the compliment yesterday was NOT for the hat so much as the (painfully but humorously unaware) guy underneath it!
It really is awesome! Sure it’s touristy, but in a good sort of way I feel!
Happy Easter 🐣 y’all!
Happy Easter!!!🐰
Lived in Pensacola area for a few years - New Orleans was an easy drive for long weekends. This was all pre-Katrina. Glad to see a lot of the Big Easy is still intact! No beignets at Cafe Du Monde? Touristy but sooo worth it!
Tango Vagabond That was in the last episode.
Yep we drove from Pensacola in a morning! And actually went went to Cafe Du Monde but didn’t film it as we had shared it in the previous videos.
Fun video and you guys make the video lively and entertaining. Overall from what I've seen you give good backstory to the areas you visit. But, you guys FAILED TO MENTION how the African American community has played a vital role in creating the authentic masterpiece of a city that New Orleans is today. It is huge! And a major faux pas to overlook it. It wouldn't be what it is by any stretch without this major influence. It is not the French that made it what it is as you seen and enjoyed!!!!!!! Not only is the FOOD, CULTURE and the MUSIC highly attributed to the African diaspora, but New Orleans’ beloved Mardi Gras traditions are African-American, most prominently the Mardi Gras Indians and the Zulu parade that rolls behind Rex on Mardi Gras Day.
L E they didn’t fail to mention anything. Don’t be bitter because they left out a little black.
That is a fantastic old hotel!
Yeah super cool!!
Every bunny hopping for egg-cellent Easter.
New Orleans is interesting..... I have not been there yet.... Love to go take pictures, though.
Would be fantastic for street style photography
Hard to believe Katrina's devastation occurred 13 years ago. True that significant areas of NOLA...including, indeed the French Quarter.. were left relatively unscathed. Other parts not nearly as lucky.
From what I've seen the only Crescent City cuisine that might appeal to me are those beignets ..ahh well.
BTW you might be quizzed again on other city nicknames..so be prepared :)
Cheers to crushing it on your cross country cruise!!!
Fascinating beautiful city, but quite expensive & "touristy"
Agreed on all counts.
weeeeeeeeee HOPPY EASTER!!!! ....1.....
Merry Christmas!!
Bye Cassie, come back soon! x
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$19.95 for a sandwich...? An 18" pizza with those toppings maybe...
Not really a fan of olives...
I'm guessing 1 announcement is your companions for Bali...? (I sub to ALL y'all)
😁😁 you’re in the loop! 🤫