Mardi Gras & New Orleans |
© Mardi Gras poster courtesy of Cheryl Boswell.
BourboCAM and Other Sneak Peeks | Party On! | N'awlins Info
Ah, oui, New Orleans...one of the great cities of the world, meaning different things to different people. Some immediately think of the yearly Mardi Gras festival there, others think of bawdy Bourbon Street, and still others think of an old city rich in a unique culture. But everybody thinks FUN!
Back in its earlier days, the New Orleans Police Department posted signs around town like the one shown below as warnings for tourists.
Image © by Victoria Proctor
Today, the wonderful New Orleans Police Department still keeps an eye out, but the "loose women" just may be a Mardi Gras reveler participating in "Show Me a Little Somethin' " to gather as many beads as possible for souvenirs (grin).
If you've played "Gabriel Knight," you may be interested to know that you've "virtually" been to New Orleans--most of the locations DO exist. You may also be intrigued to find that there is a Voodoo Museum in New Orleans -- and ghost tours. Check out my Voodoo Page for more information.
Below are some Luzianna links to help you learn more about New Orleans and Mardi Gras. Have fun!
TAKE A SNEAK PEEK:
Take a look at who's on Bourbon Street NOW. Snapshots from the video camera on Bourbon Street but watch out, honey, they goin' LIVE soon.
Photographs of Voodoo sites in New Orleans.
Back to Victoria's Vieux Carré
The Mardi Gras images at this site are copyrighted by Cheryl Boswell and are used with permission. They are for personal use only and may not be altered, converted nor uploaded to any electronic system or BBS, nor included in any compact disk collection of any type without express
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traveler to this page since 11 April 1997. Last revised 12 September 1998.
A BIT ABOUT N'AWLINS:
A good place to start--it leads everywhere!
A little bit of everything about New Orleans and a whole lot of fun.
Good reading on the founding of the city.
Travel and tourism info
Everything from photographs, to an art tour of Jazz and blues artists through the Electric Gallery, to a list of movies filmed in and around New Orleans.
Meet one of my neighbors--if you dare. For Anne Rice and vampire fans.