Hiking These United States

The Tuskegee Air Museum.

Spent a few nights in New Orleans. It is always fun to walk down Bourbon St.

New Orleans is home to a National Historic park on Jazz. Very Cool! It happened that day we enjoyed a concert by a Grammy winning percussion artist and some local artists.

Having a beer and Alligator bites at the Crescent City Brew House.

The Schooner Bar very cool place off a side street in New Orleans. Nice Bar tender!

You can not go to New Orleans without stopping in and getting a freash Beignet and some Jambalaya.

Oh and another Local Brew.

If you are in New Orleans and are into history, be sure to spend a day or so at the World War II Museum. It is chocked full of great exhibits in seven buildings.

The work horse vehicle of the war the old Willys Jeep.

Heading over to Texas with a stop in San Antonio to see the Alamo and the River Walk. Both are fantastic.

There are plenty of places to eat and shop on the river walk or just take a long stroll. It goes for miles.

From here I took a side trip up to Arlington Texas to see the new Medal of Honor Museum. It was a very moving experience.

Off to New Mexico and a re-visit to Carlsbad Caverns National Park.

The Cave Entrance.

The Carlsbad Cavern Grand Salon.