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Vieux Carre The French Quarter remains the essence of the chararter of New Orleans, echoing with the sounds of Jazz and billowing with the aroma of Cajun and Creole foods. Here can be found many local favorites, such as beignets, cafe au lait, pralines, oysters, and sweet (and hard-hitting) Hurricanes. As night falls few notice. The streets remain alive with tourists, gawkers, and hustlers who form a human blanket that envelops Bourbon Street. Many visitors marvel at the gardens and fountains, and browse in small shops. One comes to realize that few places offer the atmosphere and ambience that are the Vieux Carre. A ride through the Quarter. ■:: : -:wm - - ' mwUfmans s M
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browse on Magazine Street in search of that special poster or antique, wander through the Garden District admiring its many architectural treasurers, relax and enjoy a lazy afternoon in Audubon Park, or take a peaceful ride on the streetcar under a canopy of majestic oak branches, to name only a few. Of course many would regard eating as the most popular pastime of the Crescent City, and an abundance of restaurants, each with its own specialties and character, stood ready to satisfy just about any appetite. Whether it was Cajun blackened redfish, a shrimp po ' boy (dressed of course), or traditional Monday Red Beans and Rice, everyone had ample opportunity to discover his or her favorites. But the true flavor of the city was esta- blished by the people who call this place home. The laid-back attitude of the South that permeated daily life was slowly integrated into all of our routines until we learned to accept occasional inconveniences fsuch as the rather leisurely service at most fast food places, or someone making a left turn from the right lane, in front of, and just missing, your car; since little could be done about them. Still, our experiences here have inspired many memories. Yet, perhaps the fondest of these will be the ones that make us shake our heads (in delight or disbelief) and think quietly to ourselves, Only in New Orleans!
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• Preservation Hall trumpeter (No, ifs not Dr. Voupel!)
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