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Well done. New Orleans native here.( You actually passed my great grandmother's (and multiple aunts, uncles, and cousins) home. They had lived in that house for 80 years, and still is home to one 2nd cousin).
Wow, your family is like the Mayfair family from the Anne Rice books. I love hearing about houses that have been in a family for multiple generations. I'm still saddened Anne Rice passed away. Now we'll never get another chapter in the story of the Mayfairs. It's fascinating that a small but significant portion of the series "Lives of the Mayfair witches" seems to have been inspired by real historic events dating back to 19th century Amsterdam and New Orleans. The Anne Rice books inspired me to come here and experience the city and I loved every minute of it. Wish I could save up enough to come back some day. I promise I will do that once I get the chance.
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Thank you. My wife and I love New Orleans and will make it our home within the next few months. Watching these videos is helping us learn more about our future home (and along the way realizing that one or two of our Uber/Lyft drivers might have taken a scenic route to drive up a fare, LOL- One took 30 minutes to take us to Parasols from Magazine St!) Tip- if you're fortunate enough to have multiple monitors, fullscreen the Walking Tours By Foot video on one and follow along on the other one using Google Street View.
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I visited NOLA 2 years ago and we walked down Magazine Street one afternoon. It was so hot outside that I wasnt able to enjoy the walk. So I love this! Thanks
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Wow, I am watching this video and it’s April 1st, 2023 😮 Andrew just mentioned that he is filming on April 1st, 2021… I have only visited NOLA once and fell in love with it. I love everything from the architecture to the food, music, people, and history. ❤
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What a great way to start a 4-day weekend with Andrew and a walking tour as I sit by the fireplace with a big cup of Cafe' Bustelo!!! Yep , we got a cold snap going on...started out at 26° this morning!!!! THANKS FOR THE TOUR , ANDREW!!!🙌🎯👏👍☑️🥳🍾🥂💯💐🥇🏆
Hey Andrew! We're getting rather addicted to your videos. We've been watching your 4K videos on the RUclips app on our TV. The French Quarter video was AMAZING. But we experienced some crazy buffering on this one and really low audio. It was almost like watching a fast moving slide show. 😜 Anyway, we love you. Sitting down now to watch your latest Garden District video. 👏🏼 💜 💛 💚
Awesome, Tanya. Not sure about the buffering issue. This is the first that we are hearing of it so it might just be an anomaly. What did you think of the live stream?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ The Live was SO GOOD. You did such a great job talking about the houses and acknowledging the viewers. (We watched the recording that evening.) I love your flora knowledge, too. You could do a whole video on the horticulture of NOLA...what thrives there, etc. But what I most love are the slow strolls through neighborhoods. We really feel like we're there, catching little iron fence details and the perfectly bloomed iris. Thanks for all the magic! p.s. 4K Magazine St. video still buffering for us, even trying different TVs. xo xo xo
I was born and raised in New Orleans. Grew up in the uptown area. The shop that has alligator eyes when I was a kid was a shoe repair place. I remember people protesting when they were going to tear down the bus barn which is now whole foods. The building across from the bus barn with the round windows used to be a restaurant called Trancinos that had the very best roast beef Po boys I’ve ever had in my life. About 20 years ago I had photography on display at a gallery on magazine called space gallery. I believe as I remember it was around BNO bank. Love watching your channel.
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Magazine looks like a pretty old fashioned kind of place---- love that. I have just started watching but looks like it is very free of the strip malls that defile my city.
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These virtual tours have been very useful for my visit currently. We have one more day and I know I need to add Magazine street before we're gone. Thank you 😊
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This was a great tour! I like that it was a different format from the others in the series. New Orleans is for sure on my list of places to visit soon!
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Magazine street is a Beautiful Street As a Kid me and my friends used to Cut Grass and Rack the yard's for homes for the Summertime and made good Money as a Child👍🏽😁⚜️💰🌎💯
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Interesting to hear about how the plantations were set up. In Canada when it was a French colony we had the "Système Seigneurial" where nobles were given large pieces of land. They leased farmland to farmers that was put in narrow strips just like these on the St Lawrence River
I plan on watching all of your videos but need time in between for the nostalgia pain to dissipate. Been to NOLA about 30-40 times cuz conveniently relatives lived there. One lived on Valence for about 5 yrs and I often shopped up and down that street when in town. Always had to stop for cocktails too.
Excellent work. Can we be friends? That French Truck location was operating as a capoeira studio while French truck was operating out of a French Truck infront of stines. It looked like they were roasting further back in the block. I could see it from the bridge but never find it from the surface streets. Anyway we love walking to Fat Boy and getting the kids all caffeinated and sugared up then letting them go play in Coliseum Square. Thanks for your work. I can’t wait to go see the train in the sculpture garden, always heard of it, never been. Kids are champing at the bit to get out again. The last year has been tough on them.
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Yes it did. Thank you. From my house on Magazine, my mom and sister and I used to walk to the zoo. I remember passing the dirty busy bus/trolley barn. We went to church there at St Stephens I think it was on Napoleon, and I would ride my bicycle to the Woolworth. The poboy shop on Valmont and Magazine used to be a little grocery store. And there was one or two parades we used to watch from the balcony. To many memories to mention.
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The beginning of this street reminds me so much of Los Angeles... and then it turned into San Francisco, but with shorter buildings. I'm only 30 mins in though.. wonder what's coming next. _________ Okay, I finished & I have to say this is not what I thought Magazine Street was like at all. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but not this. I thought it was kind of boring! lol It seems like a very regular older American residential type neighborhood. The only thing that stood out to me as unique was the ironwork & the galleries. But that's probably just because I'm used to similar styles of architecture here California. Anyways, thank you for the walk! I've become obsessed with all of your walking tours. I love all of the historical & cultural knowledge you share. It's absolutely fascinating.
Oh Lord, I forgot about the Brothers Three. I remember now, I met a very cute boy there about 20 years ago. Time doth flit. ALSO, for Nine Inch Nails fans, at 23:25 the Physio-fit building he's in front of, kitty-corner, from Buddha Belly, used to be the nothing recording studio.
This is amazing...I Loved your walk...Do you know about parking in that area? Do they allow street parking is there a time limit on it (if they do)...I travel mostly by car/van...would need to park nearly by so I could walk the areas.
There is metered parking all along Magazine Street, itself. If you park river side of Magazine, meaning between Magazine St. and Tchoupitoulus, there is free street parking with no time limit. Magazine Street does not have many parking lots, FYI.
Thank you again, you make me happy, I can not believe how humans are so evil etc. You make my day happy because you are a great human, thank you so much!!😇🐝🐞🔥🌻🦚🐈🐕🐾💚🥑🌲🦌🐕🦺🍓🍒❤
I had no Idea the Tee EVa had passed. I had a work freind that was displaced by Katrina over here in Mobile that would bring me "Candy". They were delicious!!
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St. Patrick's Day is the day to be on Magazine Street for the parade next year! The Irish Channel (there's one in New Orleans and also in Houston) was where the immigrants settled in the 1800s, flourished and gave N"Awlins one of our very recognizable accent.s.
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Just curious. Why no mention of Lee Harvey Oswald’s New Orleans residence in 1963 on Magazine St. or the plaque marking his seat at Le Bon Temps Roule?
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Hey there - it was a full-scale church called Notre Dame de Bon Secour. You can see some photos here: neworleanschurches.com/notre-dame-de-bon-secours/index.htm As they point out on the linked page, parts of it survive in St. Mary's Assumption (the neighboring Catholic church for German-speakers) and others were passed along to Our Mother of Perpetual Help in the Garden District, now a private home. If I had to guess where they went from there, I'd think likely St. Mary's Chapel on Jackson Ave.
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Wth is Breauxs? That was the A&P all my life. Man I recognize almost NOTHING. I left after the storm like most people. But I didn't think it had changed THAT much. You can see the house I grew up in and lived in until Katrina at 52:39 for a split second. I have my 12 yr old who has never seen it, sitting here with me. For an hour. And just when I'm bursting at the seems to show him exactly where I was at his age... A PINK DUMPSTER. WE'RE WATCHING A FRIGGING DUMPSTER. When he turns the camera back to my side of the street, its one house past it. I was like nooooooo please please go back! Just a peak, just a tiny glimpse ... Anything. But it wasn't meant to be. 2705 Magazine St.( ACROSS from the pink dumpster. ) I miss you and I hope you have been restored to your original splendor. Thank you for the walk down memory in the lane, literally. This is a wonderful video and I appreciate it so very much.
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9:58 Shotgun houses are a French thing , in that taxes were determined by street frontage , street looks cleaned up from when I was there ,Lee Harvey Oswald lived on this street when he was there , guy is trying ,but kinda weak , but that's ok.
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When did you shoot this? It seems so quiet
@@michaelmcclure9350 Last Friday.
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ Absence of traffic noise a blessing. It, hem, drives me away from even good walkers when it's omnipresent. I'm omniabsent..
a tip: you can watch movies at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies recently.
@Ameer Trace Yup, have been watching on flixzone for months myself :)
I've started watching these videos as just background noise since they're so calming
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Well done. New Orleans native here.( You actually passed my great grandmother's (and multiple aunts, uncles, and cousins) home. They had lived in that house for 80 years, and still is home to one 2nd cousin).
Hope it was enjoyable, Ed. Glad to have a native watching.
Wow, your family is like the Mayfair family from the Anne Rice books. I love hearing about houses that have been in a family for multiple generations. I'm still saddened Anne Rice passed away. Now we'll never get another chapter in the story of the Mayfairs. It's fascinating that a small but significant portion of the series "Lives of the Mayfair witches" seems to have been inspired by real historic events dating back to 19th century Amsterdam and New Orleans. The Anne Rice books inspired me to come here and experience the city and I loved every minute of it. Wish I could save up enough to come back some day. I promise I will do that once I get the chance.
@@largol33t1 Anne Rice was my mother's 2nd cousin.
Really enjoyed it, stayed at 1400 block of Magazine 5ish years ago, thank you, great time!
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Thank you. My wife and I love New Orleans and will make it our home within the next few months. Watching these videos is helping us learn more about our future home (and along the way realizing that one or two of our Uber/Lyft drivers might have taken a scenic route to drive up a fare, LOL- One took 30 minutes to take us to Parasols from Magazine St!) Tip- if you're fortunate enough to have multiple monitors, fullscreen the Walking Tours By Foot video on one and follow along on the other one using Google Street View.
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@@FreeToursbyFootHQ I doubt I have missed many of them. I check in frequently.
I grew up in the Irish channel , thank you for a lot of old memories,!!!😊
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I visited NOLA 2 years ago and we walked down Magazine Street one afternoon. It was so hot outside that I wasnt able to enjoy the walk. So I love this! Thanks
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This was me a month ago. I was MELTING 🤣
It's hot down here about 10 months out of the year.
Andrew, I've been watching your videos for years; you have such a vast knowledge of the history of the city; Much appreciated
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Wow, I am watching this video and it’s April 1st, 2023 😮 Andrew just mentioned that he is filming on April 1st, 2021… I have only visited NOLA once and fell in love with it. I love everything from the architecture to the food, music, people, and history. ❤
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Lol....the Teddy bear. Missed that the first time I watched the video. So glad you gave it recognition. Lol.
Always!
Thank you again for another wonderful walk. It warmed my heart on this frigid Maine day. You are the best.
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Awesome job on this walking tour!
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Yay! My fave street in New Orleans. When I moved here, I was determined to live off this street and it's been a dream come true!
Did we pass your block, Sara?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ yes! Right off Jackson and I spend a lot of time in LGD and didn’t know about a lot of it. Awesome! 🙌🏼
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ and the street names for the muses at the end hahahahahahha 😂😂
I’m researching best areas to live that are also affordable, walkable and has transportation nearby…. Suggestions?
I love all these tours! Have been to New Orleans twice. I love history and always try to get off the beaten path.
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Thank you, fabulous tour!
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What a great way to start a 4-day weekend with Andrew and a walking tour as I sit by the fireplace with a big cup of Cafe' Bustelo!!! Yep , we got a cold snap going on...started out at 26° this morning!!!! THANKS FOR THE TOUR , ANDREW!!!🙌🎯👏👍☑️🥳🍾🥂💯💐🥇🏆
Thanks, Craig. Where exactly are you with such cold weather?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ The mountains of Western North Carolina , Asheville , NC...
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ ...and we are 31° this morning...🙄
@@craigadams4143 Andrew was just in Asheville a few weeks ago.
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ That's a hoot!!!! It's a much smaller world than we realize sometimes...😄😆😅😂🤣🌍🌎🌏🙈🐵
Well done Andrew - I always learn something new...
Hey Andrew! We're getting rather addicted to your videos. We've been watching your 4K videos on the RUclips app on our TV. The French Quarter video was AMAZING. But we experienced some crazy buffering on this one and really low audio. It was almost like watching a fast moving slide show. 😜 Anyway, we love you. Sitting down now to watch your latest Garden District video. 👏🏼 💜 💛 💚
Awesome, Tanya. Not sure about the buffering issue. This is the first that we are hearing of it so it might just be an anomaly. What did you think of the live stream?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ The Live was SO GOOD. You did such a great job talking about the houses and acknowledging the viewers. (We watched the recording that evening.) I love your flora knowledge, too. You could do a whole video on the horticulture of NOLA...what thrives there, etc. But what I most love are the slow strolls through neighborhoods. We really feel like we're there, catching little iron fence details and the perfectly bloomed iris. Thanks for all the magic! p.s. 4K Magazine St. video still buffering for us, even trying different TVs. xo xo xo
Fast moving slide show, LMAO!! Hey, it's much worse on my phone! I have to try linking it to public wi-fi. That's the only way I can fix the problem.
I was born and raised in New Orleans. Grew up in the uptown area. The shop that has alligator eyes when I was a kid was a shoe repair place.
I remember people protesting when they were going to tear down the bus barn which is now whole foods.
The building across from the bus barn with the round windows used to be a restaurant called Trancinos that had the very best roast beef Po boys I’ve ever had in my life.
About 20 years ago I had photography on display at a gallery on magazine called space gallery. I believe as I remember it was around BNO bank.
Love watching your channel.
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What a wonderful tour! Cannot wait to visit New Orleans! Thank you so much!
Magazine looks like a pretty old fashioned kind of place---- love that. I have just started watching but looks like it is very free of the strip malls that defile my city.
I made that same walk last time I was in New Orleans. From the Fly to the Quarter. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
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You walked from the Fly to the FQ? 🧢
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Love these videos feel like I'm walking with you and your voice is very Calming and RELAXING!!.
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The best tour yet!!! Awsome. Thank you so much!
Another awesome tour, been go for years & everything is starting 2 make since finally paying attention this is great
Tried 2 stay under that overpass one year omg LOUD. I❤
I love these videos!! I’m going to New Orleans soon hopefully. Can’t wait to get a tour done by Robi.
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@@FreeToursbyFootHQ I’ve been going through them slowly. So great!!! Really helps me to get a feel for NO.
These virtual tours have been very useful for my visit currently. We have one more day and I know I need to add Magazine street before we're gone. Thank you 😊
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Great tour, always fascinated by New Orleans, great interesting information, definitely on bucket list now 🚶♀️🚶♂️🚶♀️
thanks for the tour/ def nice to see sweet nola! just subscribed!!
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@16:00 the building marked "Law Office" was the residence of Lee Harvey Oswald just before he took a trip to Dallas.
OK. You are the 3rd person to mention Oswald in this video. We are going to have to seriously consider an Oswald tour video. Thanks.
I never knew he was from there.
This was a great tour! I like that it was a different format from the others in the series. New Orleans is for sure on my list of places to visit soon!
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Another fabulous tour have really helped as we enter out third lockdown here in southern Ontario. You all deserve a medal for your great work
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awesome tour! the sound you have captured is also amazing! and you look like the guy from the movie Nothing Hill :)
So nice video, great job!
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So great, thank you for this. Looking forward to the American Sector tour!
This Friday Andrew is leading a live tour of the Garden District for spring at 6 pm CST.
Your walking tours are the best. I’ve visited NOLA on a variety of occasions and will be contacted you for a tour when I visit next.
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Wonderful narration of a beautiful street Andrew! I'm looking to go to New Orleans this August for my birthday.
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I've been waiting for this for months! Thank you! See you guys in July
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amazing!!! great video and full of info!!
i've always wanted to see New Orleans ! my favorite artist lives there, rickie lee jones
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Thanks for the Xavier shout out!
No problem.
Magazine street is a Beautiful Street
As a Kid me and my friends used to Cut Grass and Rack the yard's for homes for the Summertime and made good Money as a Child👍🏽😁⚜️💰🌎💯
Thanks for sharing your memories with us. Glad that you enjoyed the video. If you haven't already done so, hopefully, you can check out our other virtual tours of New Orleans ruclips.net/p/PLpNEdLF6RWV3oDPK7SD9GOttlhvaGBsh2.There is more where this came from.
Interesting to hear about how the plantations were set up. In Canada when it was a French colony we had the "Système Seigneurial" where nobles were given large pieces of land. They leased farmland to farmers that was put in narrow strips just like these on the St Lawrence River
Interesting. Thanks for sharing that, Kyle.
C'est vrai. Je vis dans l'ancienne Seigneurie Lepage !
Most memorable was the large teddy on the car roof restrained by a string of Christmas lights.
Wow, amazing! I really enjoyed watching your video. Keep safe, cheers! ❤️
Can't wait until this (2022) fall to take your tours.
I plan on watching all of your videos but need time in between for the nostalgia pain to dissipate. Been to NOLA about 30-40 times cuz conveniently relatives lived there. One lived on Valence for about 5 yrs and I often shopped up and down that street when in town. Always had to stop for cocktails too.
Wonderful tour!
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Excellent work. Can we be friends?
That French Truck location was operating as a capoeira studio while French truck was operating out of a French Truck infront of stines. It looked like they were roasting further back in the block. I could see it from the bridge but never find it from the surface streets.
Anyway we love walking to Fat Boy and getting the kids all caffeinated and sugared up then letting them go play in Coliseum Square. Thanks for your work. I can’t wait to go see the train in the sculpture garden, always heard of it, never been. Kids are champing at the bit to get out again. The last year has been tough on them.
Very nice video
Great video
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Great Job. Please keep going further.
Thank you, Sovann, we will. Stayed tuned because today Andrew walks down St. Charles Ave.
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Thanks for the Video Andrew! I’ve been to Nola 5 times (without) visiting Magazine St. I’ll be sure to the next time I’m there. (Hopefully late May) 🙏
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Alligator Eyes are a type of marble.
I lived at 5303 Magazine St for the first ten years of my life from 1956 to 1966
We hope this video brought back some warm and pleasant memories.
Yes it did. Thank you. From my house on Magazine, my mom and sister and I used to walk to the zoo. I remember passing the dirty busy bus/trolley barn. We went to church there at St Stephens I think it was on Napoleon, and I would ride my bicycle to the Woolworth. The poboy shop on Valmont and Magazine used to be a little grocery store. And there was one or two parades we used to watch from the balcony. To many memories to mention.
Great videos!... I am looking to travel to NOLA, first time visit, which is a better area to stay at? Magazine Street or ByWater District? Thanks!
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The beginning of this street reminds me so much of Los Angeles... and then it turned into San Francisco, but with shorter buildings. I'm only 30 mins in though.. wonder what's coming next.
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Okay, I finished & I have to say this is not what I thought Magazine Street was like at all. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but not this. I thought it was kind of boring! lol It seems like a very regular older American residential type neighborhood. The only thing that stood out to me as unique was the ironwork & the galleries. But that's probably just because I'm used to similar styles of architecture here California.
Anyways, thank you for the walk! I've become obsessed with all of your walking tours. I love all of the historical & cultural knowledge you share. It's absolutely fascinating.
Oh Lord, I forgot about the Brothers Three. I remember now, I met a very cute boy there about 20 years ago. Time doth flit.
ALSO, for Nine Inch Nails fans, at 23:25 the Physio-fit building he's in front of, kitty-corner, from Buddha Belly, used to be the nothing recording studio.
great content friend. Just subbed
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This is amazing...I Loved your walk...Do you know about parking in that area? Do they allow street parking is there a time limit on it (if they do)...I travel mostly by car/van...would need to park nearly by so I could walk the areas.
There is metered parking all along Magazine Street, itself. If you park river side of Magazine, meaning between Magazine St. and Tchoupitoulus, there is free street parking with no time limit. Magazine Street does not have many parking lots, FYI.
Thank you again, you make me happy, I can not believe how humans are so evil etc. You make my day happy because you are a great human, thank you so much!!😇🐝🐞🔥🌻🦚🐈🐕🐾💚🥑🌲🦌🐕🦺🍓🍒❤
New Subbie from Louisiana 🥰🍤🐊
Thanks for subbing, Reunitta! We have lots planned over the next few weeks including heading out into Louisiana.
I had no Idea the Tee EVa had passed. I had a work freind that was displaced by Katrina over here in Mobile that would bring me "Candy". They were delicious!!
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hey, could you add a walking tour on the gay areas and bars in nola? THANKS! love your tours!!!
Stay tuned in late May or early June.
Jefferson Market used to be Winn Dixie back in the 1970's !!
St. Patrick's Day is the day to be on Magazine Street for the parade next year! The Irish Channel (there's one in New Orleans and also in Houston) was where the immigrants settled in the 1800s, flourished and gave N"Awlins one of our very recognizable accent.s.
N’awlins? You’re not a local.
Do you have any walking tours in Lake Charles Louisiana and Sulphur Louisiana? Would be very interesting because of Pirate Jean Lafitte
These are places we might include in a future video. Thanks for the suggestions.
facts about xavier: produces the most black graduates who go on to enter and graduate from medical school. xavier graduates something like 15% of all black pharmacist in the country. it also produces the most black graduates with undergrad degrees in physics/biology. it's an hbcu but also a catholic school. amazing school.
Do you have a video specific to the Marigny?!?
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Your tours are way better
Just curious. Why no mention of Lee Harvey Oswald’s New Orleans residence in 1963 on Magazine St. or the plaque marking his seat at Le Bon Temps Roule?
Hi Andrew love your videos. Is it true that one is visiting Nola that you are entering like a different country?
This is the case for many people. Many experience a realization that things are often different in New Orleans than the rest of the country.
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@@FreeToursbyFootHQ Thank you! As a southern Californian, we come from totally different mentalities perhaps😁
It has a Caribbean vibe to it
I loved tee eva so much 💔
What was the name of the Uptown Catholic Church, where the French speakers attended mass? Was it a church or a chapel?
Hey there - it was a full-scale church called Notre Dame de Bon Secour. You can see some photos here: neworleanschurches.com/notre-dame-de-bon-secours/index.htm As they point out on the linked page, parts of it survive in St. Mary's Assumption (the neighboring Catholic church for German-speakers) and others were passed along to Our Mother of Perpetual Help in the Garden District, now a private home. If I had to guess where they went from there, I'd think likely St. Mary's Chapel on Jackson Ave.
What hotel is that
I enjoyed the tour and the history. I would never be able to walk that distance. Very nice video,very informative.
Thanks again for watching Rita!
I've walked Magazine Street many times pre - Katrina.
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There is more where this came from!
New Orleans reminds me of my home Louisville, KY but with palm trees.
Maybe you have mentioned this before, David, but I feel like this isn't the first time I've heard this. I need to visit Louisville.
@Ugh K ....🙄
Isnt there a washateria with live music? Rock -n- bowl?
Where was that alter to Vera?
Are your regular non private tours for ghost tour only by audio ?
No. They are live guided tours.
I went to your website for date in august and there was no live guided tours on there just private and audio . Where do I go for that?
How long have you live in NOLA Andrew?
May want to mention that Casamento's is only open during oyster season, September to March.
And when Cassamentos went into hiatus in March, it was very depressing because the long and hot summer was not too far away.
Wth is Breauxs? That was the A&P all my life. Man I recognize almost NOTHING. I left after the storm like most people. But I didn't think it had changed THAT much. You can see the house I grew up in and lived in until Katrina at 52:39 for a split second. I have my 12 yr old who has never seen it, sitting here with me. For an hour. And just when I'm bursting at the seems to show him exactly where I was at his age... A PINK DUMPSTER. WE'RE WATCHING A FRIGGING DUMPSTER. When he turns the camera back to my side of the street, its one house past it. I was like nooooooo please please go back! Just a peak, just a tiny glimpse ... Anything.
But it wasn't meant to be. 2705 Magazine St.( ACROSS from the pink dumpster. ) I miss you and I hope you have been restored to your original splendor. Thank you for the walk down memory in the lane, literally. This is a wonderful video and I appreciate it so very much.
That Christmas light bondage bear tho'...
What rea of town is this video taped in?
Uptown and the Irish Channel starting near Audubon Park.
Is the area that Whole Foods in being gentrified?
Best place to live in the New Orleans area that’s affordable?
The house across the street at 15:52 now a law office was once the home of cia agent Lee Harvey Oswald back in 1963
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I would like to know: are there unique holidays in New Orleans that are observed in France?
Mardi Gras for one.
Has anyone told you Andrew, you sound very much like Tom Ford, the designer?
9:58 Shotgun houses are a French thing , in that taxes were determined by street frontage , street looks cleaned up from when I was there ,Lee Harvey Oswald lived on this street when he was there , guy is trying ,but kinda weak , but that's ok.
We are considering an Oswald locations tour video.
So it's bear season there😂
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I was the 666th like to this video. Boo :)
Guessing your real name isn't Beelzebub. Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Amen for physical therapy!