L.J. Burton

1. These girls were glee-ing
in one of the local parks.
They said it all to me
about this town – the
history, the future, the art
– sing it, dance it, wear it,
be it.

2. Our hotel,
The
French
Market
Inn, was
very
charming,
and way
on the old
lady side –
but the
mirror in
our room
made me
look at
least 20
pounds
lighter,
and the
courtyard
kitty made
it quite
charming.

3. There a little hole in the step where Monsieur Puss could run to hide under the stairs.

4. Lots of
interconnected,
winding paths lead in
and out of ivy and
brick courtyards – tres
charming.

5. Night in NOLA certainly makes one think of the stories of ghosts and voodoo and magic.

6. Modern
buildings at
moonrise
only add to
the charm
and
spookiness

7. Nothing beats the company of BFFs. (Sorry about this shot with your eyes closed, Karen!)

8. Great shot,
Donna! Now
what didn’t we
get Karen to
take one of
you and me?
Oh, yeah, the
po’ boys got
there!

9. Lots of fun art all
over town, every
where we went
there somebody or
other willing to pose
for a shot!

10. I think this is
the last
working pay
phone in
America! The
town is well
known for
classic
antiques!

11. These two bicycles reminded me of Ellijay and our own colorful characters.

12. General Jackson’s best side. What can I say, I was high on coffee and bignets!

13. There was
a very, little
boy just off
to the left
who was
mesmerize
d. Then,
suddenly,
the statue
threw the
football at
him. Diaper
change!

14. Soon to be
published
in the
Times
Courier!

15. Both sides of
the statue – the
angel protects
the immigrant
family (yes,
Poppa Bear,
even from
Repugnicants!)

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17. Rollin his own

18. Fun art is everywhere

19. Girl Gone WILD

20. Easy to follow directions

21. Totally Freudian
– on so many
levels.
Sometimes a
saxophone is
just a
saxophone.
Sometimes
NOT!

22. We went on one of those
guided bus tours of the city – it
was fabulous. Our driver knew
everything about his town and
his love and pride were
evident. We stopped at one of
the many cemeteries – and
God’s hand just put that moon
halo right over his beloved
angel!

23. Pointing the
way

26. Race day – Karen and I get ready to go find Donna, then to meet up with her at
the finish line – getting to City Park and back was quite an ordeal

27. Gotta run, ya’ll
– this is right in
front of our
hotel after
Donna’s made
it about half-
way through
the marathon!
And smiling!

28. And at the finish line!
Donna definitely
ROCKS!!!!

29. Karen and I found the sculpture garden at city park – and she had to take some play time
with this friendly beast!

30. This tree in city park just seemed like a nice way to say goodbye.