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Taking in parades together, but apart

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New Orleanians maintain certain traditions at Carnival parades. We say hello to strangers, tote wagons and folding chairs and blankets. But along the St. Charles parade route, we most often settle in areas with our people. The post Taking in parades together, but apart appeared first on The Lens.
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Taking in parades together, but apart

New Orleanians maintain certain traditions at Carnival parades. We say hello to strangers, tote wagons and folding chairs and blankets. But along the St. Charles parade route, we most often settle in areas with our people. The post Taking in parades together, but apart appeared first on The Lens.

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