Heading home

Over the last 9 days and nights, Adam and I experienced almost 7000 kilometers of southern America. 4312 miles officially; apparently the measured flight distance for Warsaw, Poland to Toronto, Canada.

Just a great trip. A really great experience; gorgeous and fun, and travelling with Adam was something really, really special for me; thanks buddy.

I'm gonna share some real pictures (and stories) over the next day or two, but for now, from the Vegas runway, from what we figure our only pic together from the trip...

New Orleans

Two muffuletta sandwiches to go later (and currently eating in the car), we're outta New Orleans. And sad to go. This visit really was a reminder of how much ass New Orleans kicks.


Because we had a car, we got to visit more than just the French Quarter,., Bucktown, the Garden District, St. Louis cemetary number 3... stuff we normally wouldn't be able to do. And lots of pictures! But, for now, off to Fort Worth, Texas.




Frenchmen St.: better than Bourbon street.

New Orleans

Walking around New Orleans. The weather is not cooperating, which kinda makes it all the better.



Stopped in for lunch at Coop's Place.
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Gumbo, with a load of okra, and a taster plate.

New Orleans is absolutely fantastic. I forgot how much I like it.

Piano Man

Pat O'Brien's... Actually followed by 'Baby Got Back'..

Riverwalk, San Antonio

Hot.


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Good morning, sunshine!

La Quinta, San Antonio!


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White sand missle range

Got here by mistake, looking for the white sand national monument, not the white sand missle range.











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Chope's Restaurant

http://www.eskimo.com/~sockeye/nm/lamesachope.html

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And we are now live and on the road...

So when we drive off the road, you'll know where to send the cops.



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Flagstaff

Storm Ranks #3 in the Record Books for Flagstaff

While at the HardRock blackjack tables around 2:30 am last night, a lovely couple of dudes informed us that the Grand Canyon area, and Flagstaff specifically (where we are planning to stay the night before visiting el Canyon), was dumped with over 50" of snow.

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After giving eachother a few awkward, worried looks, Adam and I finished our bourbons and decided to cash out. Back in the room we looked up the number to call the Canyon Village after we woke up to hear about the road conditions...

\so, it sounds like the roads look ok... we're gonna continue on!