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SUMMER TRIP 2006
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Downtown New Orleans was absent of people.
A Deserted New Orleans 		Maybe only a third of these businesses were open.
Quiet French Quarter

There was quite a bit of activity.
Bourbon Street 		A few of the horse drawn carriages were busy.
Tourists in a Carriage

There were only a few artists and astrologists.
Jackson Square 		This was about the only business open in the entire Market.
Jazz in the Farmers' Market

Last year I had great Red Beans and Rice at this Jackson Sq. establishment.
Closed Restaurant 		Toward Lake Pontchartrain, everything is closed.
Abandoned Strip Mall

For the large number of damaged houses, there were very few trailers.
FEMA Trailers 		There is no excuse for this!
An entire year later?????

This was the body of water that breached the levees and flooded the city.
Tranquil Lake Pontchartrain Sunset

FLORIDA, GEORGA, NORTH CAROLINA, WASHINGTON DC

I had just visited Whistling Tom in St. Petersburg.
Sunshine Skyway Bridge 		Wild flower in the Florida Keys
Cork Tree Blossom

The actual southernmost point is in the background where the antenna are. I was stationed there in 1962 during the Cuban Missle Crisis.
Southernmost Point, Key West 		This is where I smoked the joint smelled 'round the world.
Key West Old City Hall

My friend Phil at The Last Resort biker bar
"Turtle" in Daytona 		Parts of Savannah remind me of New Orleans.
Savannah City Hall

I visited Coconut Dave in Winston-Salem.
Old Salem, North Carolina 		Old Salem has been beautifully restored.
Old Salem

Section that was rebuilt after being hit by a missile. Two federal cops stopped me and made me show them the pictures I'd taken. The billboard requests donations to build a memorial.
Pentagon 		This is where the world USED to look for democratic ideals.
US Capitol

Where my family lived when I was born.
Original Family Home, Mt. Holly, New Jersey

Photos of Costa Rica November 2006

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