I don't think that 1 week is too long. You can spend your days eating, wandering, drinking, taking day trips to planations or other...
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replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Alone in New Orleans in october in the Americas - United States of America Branch
8 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Nashville or Chicago in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Chicago....no contest. I've been to both and what I like most about Chicago is, its easy to find interesting, "off the tourist trail"...
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called The Amish Trail in the Americas - United States of America Branch
yeah, a tour is your best bet unless you know folks who live in Lancaster County or other Amish areas. I went to high school in Lancaster...
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Amish Country, PA in the Americas - United States of America Branch
DC is only 2 hours from Amish country. It's actually quicker to get there than to Philly b/c of traffic. There are greyhound and other...
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans Post-Katrina in the Americas - United States of America Branch
1. Lots of locals refer to the French Quarter as the Quarters so you are not wrong in saying that....
11 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Frenchmen Stret in New Orleans - Say It Ain't So in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Frenchmen has been a scene for ages....it become more a tourist scene in the past 4 years, if that is what you mean....
12 months ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans in the Americas - United States of America Branch
That hotel is nice. My friend just got married there. The street that it is on is pretty dead at night but just around the corner there...
about 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans for my team in the Americas - United States of America Branch
St. Ann and Bourbon unofficially marks the start of the "gay side" of Bourbon Street. Lafitte's in Exile is a good bar, a good club is Oz....
about 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans for Mardi Gras & New York for Paddys day in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Mardi Gras day is March 8, which means the days leading up to it are the biggest celebration. Especially the weekend before. Wednesday...
about 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called Cross Country 11 days driving in the Americas - United States of America Branch
I camped on the river outside of Arches for 2 nights and it was amazing. I would recommend that, rather than trying to find a hotel....
about 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans and my mosquito allergy in the Americas - United States of America Branch
I have lived here for 7 years and I too am a magnet for mosquitos. Fortunately I don't have the reaction you have. They are here, in the...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called stopping for a quick lunch in Baton Rouge in the Americas - United States of America Branch
If you are not looking for Louisiana specific food, there is a pretty good Indian restaurant just off I-10, still in Baton Rouge but south...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called L.A. hire car puzzle - Hollywood to San Diego, returning to LAX 4 wks later in the Americas - United States of America Branch
Some car rental places will pick you up. I'm thinking specifically of Enterprise. It's not an extra cost.
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans activities in the Americas - United States of America Branch
ooops. didn't even realize that's how I wrote it, guess it does imply that. You can ask a park ranger to take you though. They're pretty...
over 1 year ago -
replied to a Thorn Tree thread called New Orleans activities in the Americas - United States of America Branch
http://www.nps.gov/jela/barataria-preserve-trails.htm Right when you open the link, to the right, trail map link
over 1 year ago







