Rob,
Funny part is, if you think about it, here are 2 fairly large fellows
with OSHIT on their shirts. I don't really expect we would have had
too much trouble.
The local cuisine is damn good, until you get to soft shell crab
Po'Boys. How can anyone eat that??
BTW glad all you eastern and midwest folks go to actually experience
a real taco!! I have been in PA for 16 years and the one thing I miss
the most is real mexican food. Like Chili's/Taco Smell knows what
that is.
Larry
On Aug 2, 2006, at 6:31 PM, Robert A. Valentine wrote:
> Hey Larry... maybe we should have heard this before we went down
> there...
>
> There was one point when I looked at Larry, while casually walking
> down Bourbon St, and said.. "I don't think we belong HERE...
> 'cause, now we are the attraction." We quickly turned around and
> headed the other way.
>
> However, next time down.. I plan DO on delving into the local
> cuisine just a bit more. With 4 Days in the Hot Sun, on the way
> down... H2O was all I could handle this last trip.
>
> Thanks for the Heads up Derf!
>
>
> -
> Rob Valentine
> 74 Yellow Bugeye'd Midget
>
>
>> Be careful in New Orleans. You can be walking down a lovely
>> historical street and make a wrong turn and you'll find yourself
>> being
>> mugged. This is not unlike any other city where tourists abound.
>> But, the line between nice and nasty areas is sometimes obscure.
>
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