New Orleans, Louisiana Standard New Orleans Street Scene A closer look at the beautiful architecture Jackson Square Cafe Du Monde -- home of the beignets! Joan of Arc statue Entrance to the French Market Hot Sauce? We got your hot sauce right here! Hmm. Since this isn't a Krispy Kreme, maybe it's a brothel? Across from the French Market The Skyline... A nice blending of old and new! Margaritaville for Lunch Still searching for the lost shaker of salt... Posing in front of the sea plane Established 1856...Cool... Jackson Square, with the St Louis Cathedral Statue of Andrew Jackson the reason they call it "Jackson Square" Inside the cathedral, even the statues want donations! One of the great stained glass windows Evidently, someone has prayed enough for the whole city. The unicyclist shows his basketball talents The sax soloist returns to his chair as the band plays on. Hey, if we're gonna clean the graffiti, how about we use a little more elbow grease? Preservation Hall, home of the PH Jazz Band Yes, note the irony between "preservation" and the condition of the building Ha haaaaa! The black chick's wearing the Southern Belle costume: PROGRESS! Street corner in the French Quarter Another street corner The famous Bourbon Street sign A hotel in the French Quarter Artists hang their artwork on the fence of the Square. The Natchez embarks on a cruise up the Mississippi. Different angle A barge on the Mississippi The Greater New Orleans Bridge ("GNO") Closeup of the GNO The back of a statue... The front of the statue commemorating immigrants. "Art" You'd think she's never seen a ray. Hey, we won't tell if you feed us...Come on... The penguin ponders how he wound up at the Audobon Aquarium of the Americas. Two seahorses -- the yellow one is in front of the orange Hey, look, it's a sea lion and a starfish...No, wait...That's us! The view out of the Jeep's sunroof in downtown New Orleans! Copyright, 1998 - 2005. All Rights Reserved. http://www.angelfire.com/al3/thecabin The groovy border, button, and bar are courtesy Windy's Web Designs. The great cabin graphic is courtesy Microsoft's Design Gallery Live.