Day 33: New Orleans Sleep in, then lie by the pool for a couple of hours. New Orleans is hot and humid. I walk around the streets one more time and buy a few last minute souveniers. As I do, I bump into my roomie Sabine and we sit at a cafe and have fruit salads, as we wait for the quick shower to pass by. Tonight, me, Jen and Jen (limp) hit Bourban St. We start with Hurricane Slushies whilst the girls get there palms read by some dodgy looking black chick....

Day 32: New Orleans Free day in New Orleans to look around the French Quarter. I start off at Cafe Vue De Monde, with having a coffee and Beignets (French doughnuts) which are like Churros. For dinner, we board a steam boat which takes us up the Mississippi River. After dinner, we have afew more drinks then stop at the local Greasy Spoon where we are entertained by the camp server behind the bar. I still feel abit queasy and I don't think the bottle of che...

Day 31: New Orleans Today the group does a swamp tour on route to New Orleans. I give it a miss as I feel a bit faint. Jen (tour guide) and I go to the local Cracker Barrell instead, where Brian the waiter keeps us entertained by making us roses out of napkins, lol We check into our hotel in New Orleans which has a pool (mad!) and then head off for a Cocktail tour of New Orleans where we learn about the history of the French Quarter by night.

Day 30: Lafayette Off to Lafayette with a stop over in Tupelo (Elvis's birth place) Started the day off by attending the Whitehill Missionary Baptist Church for their Sunday morning service.. The all black congregation were so friendly towards our small group. It was a great experience and I left feeling so good from all of the great music the quoir sang If only our church was like that, I'd go every week! We then headed across the road to Elvis' birthplace...