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“I read a story set in Louisiana, and the characters catch and eat gar fish. Are there any restaurants where such a thing could be found?”   1 cheer 8 answers	Laurel Fan Seattle
“What is there to do during the day? It looks like there are lots of choices for food and going "out". Interesting architecture? museums? places to see alligators?”   7 cheers 17 answers	Laurel Fan Seattle
“i am going there in two weeks for my spring break and my travel photography class.. i know we had some places planned, like the french quarter, but i was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for must-visit places..? :) especially photogenic places...!”   2 cheers 16 answers	lukaskye Iowa
“What's it like after Katrina? Last time I went was 1999. I want to go back but don't know what to expect. Should I go for the Jazz Festival or Mardi Gras ... or just because ...???”   10 cheers 22 answers	Bigmighty Greenville
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