Introducing New Orleans<br > There s no other "lace ~ u ，<br > Ci-， "because o~ I . e，uJle It !n our country. Ca I i tl*e "Cresce<br > 9， rwnere it sits on the/VI sslssloo River ~ . ，+ ，.tit<br > i. ， Glu It me ( ~lrv<br > +.bat 5~re ~or++o~ ; M~+tl C ty"--hy +，，i<br > q less. first place in my aft， ctmns l<br > never been able to out m.. fi e " . lye<br > ~ ， .~ . ~ ，[8~r on exactly vh) this should be s.<br > M~l)~e Its the mtr，gumg arcMtec ure of the French ~u "<br > out+ appeal of the Garden District or " "~ arter; or the<br > ; tile rood--so special that<br > the mere memory of it can make me homesick when I m far away; r<br > tile uninhibited gaiety of Bourbon S feet; or the joyous jazz )f Preser-<br > ration Hall~ Cer a nly all of these rhim，s are -art o<br > ible charm but I think ~ f the c ty s irresist-<br > I ernaps it wis reall the<br > who first won my hear m Y people of New C deans<br > ince Hos-ita]i~. :+ .t +. ，any y， ea~ ago and have held it captive ever<br > ~ea+ that +，e ，~0 ，3 S ，~ 3~* + sp. th， h，，+ lie +o~~<br > ~ 7) tahty takes on nche <br > Jsn t only that you re warmly w-I+ a .r meanmg m this city. It<br > ~m ++++thatyou +echo+en ;~o ，t++ ~ha， New oa<br > ~，o great ，engtl k y ，.oa~ tney， seei~， always to go<br > nose wiao hay ，， . ~ z ;~ ur stay~ lades abo lid of<br > I J passln -tllro +<br > Iron the ranks， g ugh barns and remained to<br > e come on a<br > sf residents.<br > Some of the most exciting and colorful<br > have been played out in and a ~ .. chapters In Americ.m history<br > yen for a，，，ashbuc* .+ rount] lXle v Orlea Is--it has b "<br > ruin r va ~ cen a na-<br > g p reefs， such as Jean Lafitte.<br > r "- ~ . mew Orlea is; was a ~ " ， " - . pe~-<br > ，*~rooat maustty that Mark T~ ~ -，.+.tra~ or me great M ssissJppi<br > ~ - -.vaJn wrote aoout; mid was an e/cga at<br > zenjth ~fantebellum souther u society+ As you walk ae narrow srr，ct<br > lined with well-kept eel turies-old b<br > Ironwork. the city s past will see ddJngs that are flush with ~7tl cy<br > ma thefr++L . ， r~pa]pabya ve Jr seas t~ "<br > ~~-coate(l e 1 eme -- ， y ) nla ，Jr c<br > . g n and h ~ g<br >are Strolhng the sidt+w~ks I. .+ oop skirted ladies (，f bygone day<br > ~ uesltle yotl or tak<br >elegant COurtyards and rest- ng their leisure in tile<br > But don t fo insta n[a~ltaSag.n )o lib kul Ncv+<br >Orleans s last. " e wor d-~h nous ~l~asty jazz soun ] of New Or e~ ns<br >， h~i，~ " + + ， / 7ry.，u+h o+ th+~0t~ A o~-<br > i ~r n . -~. .，cross<br > " .， c e ch Quarter will show you that the city is<br > : ;q ~itJ+ tile timcs--sk)scrapcrs once th<br > ~ an si ， ought inmos<br > ~ 1 ) re， st+are tile skyline with skelcton_~likc<br >