Road Trip #266 - Convention Center Boulevard - New Orleans, Louisiana

onvention Center Boulevard, formerly South Front Street, was the main corridor through the 1984 World's Fair site. After the Fair ended, buildings along Convention Center Blvd. were converted to become the Riverwalk Mall and New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Across the street are hotels which house conventioneers and tourists from out of town who go on Caribbean cruises out of the Port of New Orleans.

New Orleans Neighborhoods #9 - New Orleans City Park Part 1 - Southern Side

A drive through New Orleans City Park, on the south side of I-610.

Road Trip #265 - Louisiana Highway 19 South - Slaughter to Baton Rouge, ...

Part 2 of 2 videos covering Louisiana Highway South from the town of Slaughter, through Zachary and Baker, and into the Scotlandville neighborhood of Baton Rouge.

Road Trip #264 - Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

A drive around Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with stops to see Mike the Tiger, the Huey P. Long Field House, and Memorial Tower.

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Road Trip #263 - Louisiana Highway 19 South - Mississippi State Line to ...

We travel south on LA-19, in East Feliciana Parish, from the Mississippi State Line to the norhtern town limits of Slaughter, Louisiana.

2018 Mississippi River Flood Watch - March 12, 2018, 6:00 pm

We return to Algiers point to see the progress of the rising Mississippi River. River level at the Carrollton gauge: 16.56 feet. 58 bays are now open at the Bonnet Carre spillway. The level of the river is still slowly rising, and is projected to reach flood stage (17 feet) tomorrow, March 13, around 12 noon.

New Orleans Neighborhoods #8 - Mid City/Tulane-Gravier, South of Tulane Ave

A drive through the Mid City and Tulane-Gravier neighborhoods of New Orleans, between the Pontchartrain Expressway and Tulane Avenue.

2018 Mississippi River Flood Watch - March 10, 2018, 2:00 pm

We return to Algiers point to see the progress of the rising Mississippi River. River level at the Carrollton gauge: 16.13 feet.

2018 Mississippi River Flood Watch - March 7, 2018, 7:30 am

Our second video in this series, as the Mississippi River nears flood stage at New Orleans.  As of 7:30 am, March 7, the river level at the Carrollton Gauge is at 14.75 feet, up from 13.71 feet on March 4.  Flood stage begins at 17 feet.

2018 Mississippi River Flood Watch - March 4, 2018

The first in what will be a series of videos documenting the 2018 Mississippi River flood. Filmed at Algiers Point, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Road Trip #260 - Louisiana Highway 3127 North - US-90 to LA-3213

A drive along Louisiana Highway 3127, which runs in a mostly straight line, parallel to the Mississippi River, providing a faster route than LA-18, which follows every bend in the river. We pass through the communities of Boutte, Luling, Hahnville, Killona and Vacherie, traversing St. Charles, St. John the Baptist, and St. James Parishes.