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Yes, the snowball is a New Orleans tradition. Some say it was invented in New Orleans. And, finally, one of my temporary neighborhoods has access. In...
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Find out more about Daneeta Loretta: Daneeta Loretta (Saft) Jackson writes about city life in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her career as a freelance writer spans 20 years, three continents and all genres including fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, scriptwriting, essays and blogs. Contact her at daneeta@elektrikzoo.com. |
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If you don't have a car, and you're sick of walking or taking the bus, there's always a plan b. The New Orleans...
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View Larger Map Mean street is France Street above St. Claude Avenue. But there is a butcher shop at 1339 France,...
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Near the Iberville Projects,where my mom grew up,there is the Wing Snackand the Brown DerbyNo. 2 Liquor Store. I...
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Studios at Colton photographed by Patrick Jackson Colton, this place. I remember this place, and I don't. I passed an urban school 20 years ago every...
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Endymion rolled last night, and I was there at the beginning of the route to catch it. This is my first bigish parade of the season. It's the crowds...
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With some time in the Bywater, I walked up to Musician's Village to check out the buildings. Much more traditional housing than the architecturally...
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They say that places have memories...a building holds all of the events of the past in ghost-like fashion. Stand in...
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Photographed (in the dead of night and at great risk to his personal safety) by Patrick Jackson Circle Food Store, 1938 No more uniforms for...
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Seafood City is a-mighty pretty: 1826 North Broad. I came down with a fit of nostalgia last night. Trawling the...
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