Road Trip

A drive down Camp Street in New Orleans, beginning at the uptown end, near Audubon Zoo, and heading into the CBD.
Index:
00:17 Calhoun & Camp - Audubon Neighborhood
00:36 Henry Clay Ave
00:57 Webster St
01:27 State St
02:05 Nashville Ave
02:28 Arabella St
02:41 Joseph St (where the woman struggles to parallel park her SUV in a space an articulated bus could have parked head-first)
03:20 Jefferson Ave / Uptown neighborhood
03:36 Leontine St
03:50 Valmont St
04:25 Soniat St
04:54 Upperline St
06:06 Napoleon Ave / Touro neighborhood
06:31 Gen. Pershing St
06:46 Milan St
07:02 Marengo St
07:54 Peniston St
08:58 Louisiana Ave (Detour)
09:15 Magazine St
09:45 Camp St (end Detour)
10:02 Toledano St / Garden District
10:25 Harmony St / Ninth St
10:48 Eighth St
11:08 Seventh St
11:24 Sixth St
11:53 Washington Ave
12:11 Fourth St
12:23 Third St
12:41 Second St
12:56 First St
13:40 Jackson Ave / Lower Garden District
14:08 Josephine St
14:29 St. Andrew St
15:02 Sophie Wright Pl
15:08 Felicity St
15:40 Race St
16:19 Melpomene St
17:10 Calliope St / US-90 Business / Warehouse District / Central Business District
17:35 Howard Ave / Andrew Higgins Blvd
17:52 St. Joseph St
18:06 Julia St
18:33 Girod St
19:10 Poydras St
19:46 Gravier St
20:11 Common St
20:37 Poydras St / Central Business District
"Sun Never Sets", "Striding", "With Myself", "Roaring 20s",
"Begging Blues", "Baby Blue", "Smooth Cat", "70s Rocker"
Music by Jay Man www.OurMusicBox.com
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[@dreamer40]

Love your channel! This vid takes me back to middle school walks down Camp from Valence to Foucher. Scenic gem of town that I always cherish those memories meeting mom to stroll home and back circa 1998-1999

[@RCooke357]

I LOVE your voice and the music. Such great energy. Subscribed

[@smug8567]

3:10 is 544 Camp St., New Orleans, Louisiana. This was the location of Guy Bannister’s office, as well as the office of Sergio Aracha Smith and his group the “Cuban Revolutionary Democratic Front”. The events at this location involved six individuals, five of which were very familiar with each other.

[@504RoadTrips]

Looks like the office was originally at 403 Camp before moving to 544.

[@smug8567]

@@504RoadTrips Yes I think that is correct.

[@christiansgrandma6812]

Miss seeing home.Thanks

[@504RoadTrips]

Thanks for watching! More coming tomorrow.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Lucky me! To have found YOU!! I am, as I commented in another 504 video, honored to be 'NOLAN by marriage", and next year hubby and I will be leaving NYC, moving back. The map at the beginning of each vid-trip sets up, and established where we are, and where we'll be going. I feel like I'm in the car, beside you. Cool!!!

[@terrellmack1233]

that's my home I wouldent ask for better one then the one I'm bless with me and this city go though good times and bad times together .

[@annbush1826]

The map at the start of this video shows why it was called “The Crescent City.” The sprawling one story housing vista is due to no planning boards, while pronunciations are hilarous. The snobbish French accent does not exist: Marigny= Muh - RIG- uh-knee Chartres= CHARTERS St. Louis= Saint Looey Fontainebleau= Fountain-blow The most interesting street name is English Turn.

[@laurar5016]

I notice a lot of clapboard siding on the homes in the Garden District. Do they have a problem with termites in New Orleans as we do here, in Florida?

[@504RoadTrips]

We call it "weatherboard" here, but yes, we do have termites. Gotta keep everything under contract here and get those annual inspections and treatments. That type of siding is pretty standard on all of the old houses in New Orleans, is usually made of cedar, and in any historic district, it can't be replaced with anything more modern like vinyl or aluminum.

[@spartamississippi]

pretty city....