The French Quarter Is Blooming at 10 a.m. by Coleen Perilloux Landry

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12 April 2006	Coleen Perilloux Landry

The French Quarter Is Blooming at 10 a.m.

Chartres Street in New Orleans

The French Quarter is the oldest part of the City and is built on the highest ground in the City. It did not receive floodwater but did suffer structure and roof damage from the high winds of Katrina.
I was pleasantly surprised to see all the galleries and balconies in full bloom and the streets mostly clean. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF--Jazz Fest begins in two weeks.

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Greg Harp		15-Apr-2006 05:17
Beautifully shot--excellent work. (And wish I could go...)

Tim Campbell		14-Apr-2006 01:38
New Orleans Jazz! I love the old stuff. When I think of this area this is what pops into my miind. This year I am off to have a Celtic experince , perhaps next year.

laine82		14-Apr-2006 01:28
A very nice look, Coleen. the flowers look great.

Bryan Ramsay		14-Apr-2006 01:26
The quietest I've ever seen bourbon street. Very nice. -BJ

sandy barbour		14-Apr-2006 01:13
What a beautiful building, the flowers are gorgeous.