The pictures below are thumbnails, meaning they are small copies of the real thing. You just click on the thumbnails, and you get the full picture in a separate window. The weather in Norway.
 

After being 13 hours late due to fog and Homeland Security inflexibility, we left Galveston at 2330 and arrived in New Orleans 0830, just in time for lunch.

	To the left, at 0900 hours, the lot did the Swamp and Bayou Tour outside New Orleans. The whole trip lasted some 3 hours. Our swamp boat used in the tour.
	The canals made by a oil company. Swamp details.
	Nice canals. Swamp hut as they lived in some 3 generations ago.
	Swamp hut details. As small alligator next to the the Swamp Queen II.
	Steinar padding the local alligator on the boat. These alligators are cold blooded animals. Grumpy self portrait of Martin.
	Martin and Steinar relaxing on the boat. Then it was a lovely lunch in the French quarter.
	Martin and Barbara, a very nice Swede for a change. The streets of The French Quarter. More on the web.
	At night, we went to the Mulates where we got served creolean food, New Orleans and Louisiana on its best. The orchestra at the Mulates.f

On the way back, we visited The Norwegian Seamen Church in New Orleans. It is foundly called the JazzChurch after repeated visits by Come And Dance.

The next day, Tuesday April 6^th, it was time for some sightseeing.