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24 Dec 2017
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Hi.I would love to know about New Orleans.Is anyone can tell some of it?:)
Hi.I would love to know about New Orleans.Is anyone can tell some of it?:)
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Hey, New Orleans is located in Louisiana, which is a very southern state. It's known for it's jazz music and Mardi Gras Festival. The city is very lively and full of unique culture and food. On the down side, it is very prone to flooding.
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@olwena It helped a lot!Thanks so much, there:)
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The Crescent City, home of jazz and consequently more or less all western popular music.
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