Drove from Atlanta
through Georgia, through Alabama, through "M – i – crooked letter – crooked letter – i – crooked letter- crooked letter – i – hump back – hump back – i" (that is the way my mother use to say, 'Mississippi') and arrived in New
Orleans 10 hours later. Wow. The road is one straight shot, hardly a
turn or a hill, land, land land (!) full of Kudzu, trees, and more trees,
under an beautiful blue sky and whipped cream clouds. We are off to
Bourbon Street.
On the Road
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24 responses to “On the Road”
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This is the first time ever to read a Blog. I know Lynn from the Auctions in Savannah and found her to be a lot of fun to hang out with. She has great taste.
I am following this trip and enjoying your comments. Roger B Savannah GA -
wow, talk about a road trip. hang in there guys.
Karon -
Love you my sweet darling
Safe travels
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Lucky you!Conjures up all that jazz sound!Will you visit Cafe Du Monde, the original french market coffee stand, serving cafe au lait and hot beignets(french doughnuts),located in the french quarter since 1862!
My daughter was the source of this info she was there two yrs ago for mardis gras!
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Next time you will have to stop by my house in Atlanta. Promises of great food and I am also a very good tour quide. Hope you have fun in New Orleans. Hopefully, you will get either a taste of Bananas Foster or Beinets.
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Whew! And yet, you still found time to keep us in on the journey. Thanks Corey.
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Corey- You are having quite the adventurous year! Cafe DuMonde- Yes!, Jackson Square- Yes!, Brennans- Yes, Yes! and many other wonderful places to eat and hear the music of NOLA. I hope you get to do a little antique “peeking” too, some truly exquisite things! Have a wonderful trip!
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enjoying the posts…
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Oh my goodness are you in for a treat. Have a beignet (or two) for me!
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Awwwww Bourbon Street……….what a magical name! Maybe one day……
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Hit some of the antique shops on Royal Street.
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Adventure, excitment, thrills, new people! Cherish every moment.
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The Napoleon House is great too.
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Corey, my home state is Mississippi and I always get a kick when people say it the way you wrote it out…seems like that’s how everyone (well, except those of us who grew p there) learned to spell it!
Your trip sounds delicious – can’t wait to hear about the market when you get to Texas! -
Did you see me waving at you as you passed through Alabama?
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Check out Sucre on Magazine St. – have wonderful pastries and French macaroons!
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I hear the rain has been miserable in GA and TN. Were you effected by any of that?
So odd to see a post of words and no pics here. Pics to come, I’m sure. -
Amazing how you can do all this travel and still keep up with the blog.
Carolyn -
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, have some cafe du mond for me
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Beignet at Cafe DeMonde is first stop for breakfast and then on and on…I can’t remember the name of the place but anyone can tell you, where the most wonderful muffaleta is served to go….absolutely wonderful.
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Have a wonderful day!
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…so exciting to read you Corey
just like being there with you two! -
LOL-the “kudzu trees” cracked me up…thanks for the vision.
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My aunt is from Mississippi and we used to sing that name! Love it! (:
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