Mardi Gras in New Orleans...
Photo: Eliot Kamenitz/Times-Picayune
Rex toasts the crowd along Napoleon Avenue yesterday. A smaller crowd than usual but everyone had a good time!
posted by Ed Deevy at 8:56 AM
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Photo: Eliot Kamenitz/Times-Picayune
Rex toasts the crowd along Napoleon Avenue yesterday. A smaller crowd than usual but everyone had a good time!
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