One year ago:Foul fridges and hot jazz
Oct. 10th, 2006 04:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
infrogmationYesterday one more too many bozos got the bomb, and the last section of New Orleans had its post-Katrina boil tap water order lifted.
A year ago I took a few photos around the high ground crescent, the least damaged fraction of the city, which recently had its boil water order lifted, electricity restored to a good portion of it, and IIRC the curfew pushed back to 10pm.
Dead refrigerators on the curbs with odors and decorations:
(Yes, I posted this one last year... it is still one of my favorites.)
And music:
Angeli on Decatur in the French Quarter was one of the first regular post-K music venues. Like most of the early reopeners, the menu was limited and undistinguished in the early days, but the jazz was already excellent.
A year ago I took a few photos around the high ground crescent, the least damaged fraction of the city, which recently had its boil water order lifted, electricity restored to a good portion of it, and IIRC the curfew pushed back to 10pm.
Dead refrigerators on the curbs with odors and decorations:
(Yes, I posted this one last year... it is still one of my favorites.)
And music:
Angeli on Decatur in the French Quarter was one of the first regular post-K music venues. Like most of the early reopeners, the menu was limited and undistinguished in the early days, but the jazz was already excellent.
