| [GMCnet] New Orleans in August [message #339873] |
Mon, 31 December 2018 19:03 |
powwerjon
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New Orleans in August is oppressively HOT and wet, it will rain everyday in the afternoon for a few minutes to make sure that the humidity is right at the top.! We used to call it 98/98 which means the temp is at least 98F and the Humidity is at least 98%, Plan your activities in the early morning or after dark. Best to be within walking distance, because parking can be a true pain in the !!!! Where loose fitting clothing and comfortable shoes. Make sure that your AC is working well and you cannot survive without it. I lived in Baton Rouge for 11 years 78 thru 89. It used to be a nice to go down to the French Quarter, but is is somewhat now a tourist trap. Some of the restaurants are worth visiting. Not inexpensive thought.
Suggest the “Court of Two Sisters”, do the Jazz brunch or the dinner menu in the evening sitting out in the courtyard.
https://www.courtoftwosisters.com
Look at this:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g60864-New_Orleans_Louisiana.html
By all means go to Cafe Du Mode just off Jackson Square and have some chocolate milk or coffee ( Caf’e au last ) and Beignets dusted in powered sugar.
http://www.cafedumonde.com
Drink some Dixie Beer:
https://dixiebeer.com
Was brewed in NO then Katrina came and destroyed the museum and brewery and now plans to come back and rebuild.
JR Wright
GMC GreatLaker
GMCMI
GMC Eastern States
Michigan
On Location inTucson
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