a New Orleans street with St. Charles Church by jocko500
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this was taken earlier this year. St Charle church in the background. forgot the name of this street. it in the Freach Quartes. I know jackson sqaure and a lot of the Freach Quartes was build by a freach woman and she made sure the work was done. After the work day was done she would go look at the work for that day and if it was not done right she would tear it down. bricks and all would come down so the men made sure they did it right. She also put the money up for it to be build and she wanted it done right.

Comments (49)
Great ligting, beautiful view, excellent shot!
Wonderful shot! :)
a wonderful view! Great photo!!!!!!!!
fantastic shot!!!
glad to see again those balconies... freat capture Jock.
Oh yes, I have been there many times! Now.......Try to find a restroom around there!!! hahaha
wonderful shot!
Love the architecture Jock :) Super capture :)
A SPLENDID architectural perspective on this street ! SPLENDID!!! I like it very much !!!
Most interesting! I can almost hear the music.
Fantastic shot!!!- ma cosa c'era di così importante da saccheggiare?!:)
impressive and interesting street scene! wonderful balconies! good to see where you live! ;o)
NICELY DONE.
Beautiful shot...thats the same street who Elvis make some movie :)
Wonderful photo of New Orleans streets love it ! I'm way behind in comments so much that I am just going to go with the latest ones lol--got back from Canada tues night to find 808 e-mails most from here can't do it lol:: hugs )))
Wonderful information & great capture!
Superb capture Jock!
Nice shot erland
It seems that New Orleans is alive :)