Flying from Florida to California - Need suggestions

"Morgans" wrote in message
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"Amandasdaddy" wrote

Thanks! It sounds like I can skip New Orleans then.

Not so fast.

It depends what you like, if you should go to Bourbon Street. If you
happen to like jazz, especially the Dixieland type, you need to go there.
The big easy is the home of the stuff. It also has great seafood, some
unusual drinks, that will pickle your gizzard, with a smile on you face.

You do need to wear a moneybelt, because there are more than a few
thieves.
--
Jim in NC

I don't know about the money-belt, but I do heartily recommend an oyster
Po' Boy at the Acme Cafe, just off Bourbon St.
If'n y'all ain't nevah been ta Nawlins, y'all ain't lived!
I do, however, have a problem with the smell of stale beer, rotting
veggies, and the occasional pool of vomitus when the temperature and
humidity are both in the the nineties before 10 a.m. When I go there, I
generally stay out of the French Quarter by several blocks on the west side.

"Casey Wilson" wrote in message news:kQzee.996$sZ2.320@trnddc04...
I do, however, have a problem with the smell of stale beer, rotting
veggies, and the occasional pool of vomitus when the temperature and
humidity are both in the the nineties before 10 a.m.

That's what the afternoon thunderstorms are for -- the wash the swill out of
the streets in the Quarter...