Jul 22, 2023
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La Batture
New Orleans
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English Turn, New Orleans 5/22
The Batture seekks to win over skeptics with gradual progress | Enterprise Information
The preliminary plan for The Batture proposed making a retail hall carved into 5 metropolis “blocks,” with eight buildings that might be become eating places and bars. A road lined with 400 parking areas would span the size of the district and run parallel to Leake Avenue. Youngsters play in entrance of The Rigs at The Batture in New Orleans on Tuesday, Might 13, 2025. (Workers photograph by…
ghost division
Stavo parlando con il mio equivalente canadese e un paio di clienti suoi, quando è uscita fuori l'idea di creare una società insieme, e ho proposto il nome "Ghost division" perché stiamo dietro delle. aziende come dei fantasmi, per poi ricordarmi di Rommel e del fatto che gli altri 3 clienti con cui stavamo parlando sono ebrei.
That's not a lake in the background. That's the fucking Mississippi River. #batture #levee (at Batture)
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This eccentric, sassy lady died last week. She was a regular market shopper who came, without fail, for iced coffee, produce and community.  She was a torch singer in the French Quarter in past days. She was never, ever without her red lipstick.
From this NPR story* on her Batture community: "Jean Brady Hendricks is 88. She wears long dresses and gaudy jewelry, and rides a pink Schwinn. Her home is a ramshackle thing swallowed by river vines and visited by night creatures for whom she puts out cat food. She is happy here."
 She will be missed. Market will be a little less interesting without her. It is the people, both vendors and shoppers, who make the market one of my favorite places to be.
*you should read or listen to this story about the Batture, as it is endlessly fascinating and is a glimpse at one of the most interesting communities in the New Orleans area.Â