Thanks for taking me home through your video Robert. And you hit the right spot Cafe Du Monde' for Beignets and Cafe au Lait. I hit the same place when visiting home. Thanks again for the warm visit home. Great production.
Street music is the VERY BEST! What a trumpeter! The footage ...what you do best Robert....keep it up ....so enjoyable. Wish you would have had the opportunity to visit my long time friend, Fr. Tony at the St. Jude Shrine N. Rampert St. New Orleans a class act human being ....ah, maybe next visit.
Cool, a great two hours in New Orleans. I was there in 1977, actually my honeymoon, I was so young 23. So, I reminisced a bit this morning, having some fake Beignets, powdered donuts with my coffee. Remembered getting a hurricane, a large drink at a bar there and could walk down the street with the drink legally, listening to bands at each bar. We also went to Audubon zoo, graveyard, and took the street car. I'm not married anymore, but those were the days. someday, maybe I'll go back. But today thanks to Robert, I got to go enjoy the place again. Great time! Thanks Robert!
I've only been to New Mexico once or twice. Mostly know Monterey bay area, San Francisco bay area, the Sierras, Northern California, Oregon and Washington. I've driven to Santa Fe, on my way back and forth during the years. I'm 65 now so, I'm in Upstate New York, because my brother lives here. I haven't done much here, but local stuff and NYC a few times too. I like discovery for sure. There's awesome folks and stuff to see almost everywhere. That's why I love Traveling Robert and Free in my RV so very much. He can show me stuff I've never seen before. Tell me about New Mexico, what do you love there? I'm always interested. Thanks and Best
@@eliciaburton4862 Actually I'm not even american, I'm originally from Germany and recently relocated back to my hometown. But I was always fascinated by the United States and its incredibly diverse nature, so I've been there many times and lived in Albuquerque for about 2 years in the 90's! I love traveling and I miss the US, so I'm really enjoying Roberts videos. What I love about New Mexico? I would say the weather, the beautiful blue sky, the desert (yes, I like desert .-D), the people and the cities. Especially with the spanish influence and the great architecture!
You make the best videos Robert... I haven't had the time to watch in a while but i always try to. I love the Jazz in the streets like that. I haven't been there since doing some Katrina volunteer work after it hit.. I am so glad to see the city finally coming back a little. You did a beautiful job on this as usual. Thanks for sharing your journeys!
Also, French Quarter Festival is a great time to visit Nola. The actual festival is free and there’s bands playing everywhere you turn; in the streets, in the bars, on stages by the rivers. It’s my favorite.
Just curious what do you like to do here? I'm almost 40 been here my entire life and bored all the time lol. I find more things to do from tourists than from being here my whole life. Thanks for any feedback. From New Orleans ❤😍❤
Fun video! I have never had a desire to visit New Orleans, until I saw that scene with the guys playing the brass! The park you stayed at really looked nice!
Beautiful, wonderful and fun video! I have never been to NO so this helps me out when I finally have an opportunity to visit. Have awesome and blessed day! 😊
Thanks for this video, Robert. Being from New Orleans originally, this brings back more memories than I can list here. My great--grandmother used to have a house on the Tchefuncte River, close to where that park is now located. If you're looking to go back to New Orleans on an "off" time...April and October are great months to go. There's always lot of festivals throughout the year and the weather tends to be excellent then.
Halloween in the quarter is a favorite of mine. Great "off" time to be there. I miss the jazz, strawberry, crawfish, and too many others to list festivals.
Great video Robert. I grew up not more than 15 minutes from where you camped. I've spent many a days and nights in the Big Easy, boated and water skied on that very river where you camped. I haven't lived there in 20 years and thoroughly enjoyed your walk through. Keep up the good work. Minor suggestion....get a steady cam for those walking shots.
We loved this episode. It brought back good memories of New Orleans when we were there for our son's graduation from Tulane University. It was the first graduating class from Tulane University post-Katrina. Great shots of the interior of St. Louis Cathedral!
I am going down to the big easy in October for my birthday. I will be there 10/21 till 11/01. Thanks for a couple of great ideas of things to do. Keep up the great job.
@ 2:29 that sculpture is someone's house. You should see it from the river, it's awesome looking. The pool faces the river and the water cascades down a wide portion of steps into the pool. It's been a long time since I've seen it, boat broke.
Hi Robert,many thanks for sharing yet another superb video here which,needless to say,I thoroughly enjoyed watching.Best wishes and cordial greetings from William across the Big Pond.
hahahahhahaha you kept filming of the band in the restuarant. The guy kept looking at you and you held your stance. I just knew you were going to back away, but you didnt. 😀 Hahaha you wild Rob. Too funny. Love your vids Bro. Keep up the great work.
There goes my highlight of the day, like every week. Especially after a long day full with studying. Thank you for all your amazing travelling videos. They inspire me to explore more and more of the US, every time I am there. Greetings from Germany and keep up your great work!
My father and myself went to New Orleans in 1986 and had breakfast at the Cafe do Monde also,great food there.Also toured the Super Dome,great memories.
Hi Robert. I found you through suggested videos. First, your videos are great and your editing, top notch. I made a TH-cam channel, so I'm doing my research. Thanks for all of your help! Please keep it up. Just subbed!
That was a great video. The Tourists department should pay you for the great job you did. We live in Baton Rouge and stay in FVRS State Park and visit Nawlins often
I'd always wanted to see New Orleans, and finally got an opportunity in August, 2005 when my daughter invited me to join her on a road trip from Florida to her home in San Diego. She bought a car in Florida, where the price was right for her, and we took off west across the South. We visited New Orleans! One week later, New Orleans got wiped out by Hurricane Katrina...
Great job Robert love the music and the cathedral was so beautiful thank you it is snowing here in New Hampshire today and i feel like im on vacation with you.
Robert , a big thank you for going into the cathedral that was cool , and the sign out sign I guess they can't read , but play good music. Oh man ,that pastry you had yum.
I watch alot of utube videos and so many of them, I find myself saying " I wished Robert would have made this one. He would have done a much better job ". Great video !!.
Surprising you found any open tables at the Cafe du Monde. If that place gets any more crowded, people will be told to bring their own powdered beignets and stand outside the building.
Look at ya getting a little nostalgic not wanting to leave the Big Easy! Good on ya bro. Great episode. Where did you get that fast funky clip of Evil Woman by ELO. It was just a quick music clip, but I liked it! Off to episode 4 on my Traveling Robert binge watch!
Gooooood morning Robert! Thank you for the new video. We always look forward to seeing them. Have a safe and happy day. Please say hello to Ileana and your mother. Fly pelican, fly! 🌴🌺😎
LOL! I was just jamming out to the vid before this one and I was doing the guitar part howling along to your traveling music singing it like nannna nannna nanna da da da nanna! Lol i heard heavy footsteps thumping down the hall and my husband ( who had the news on too loud ) came into the room yelling "what's wrong? Why are you crying?" What was that noise?" My singing could be characterized as caterwauling. I even got asked to leave karaoke once. LOL now I'm laughing so hard I can hardly write this! LOL I said "sorry honey I was singing along to my RV guy." He says "what RV guy? lol I've told him about your vids 900 times. LOL what a goof! Okay well i hope someone got a laff!
Hey Robert What a nice state park to go visit got it down on my list when I head out to California next year..go to see you having a lot of fun buddy 🙌👍
I love your videos. So well presented. That was a nice park you stayed at. So close yet not so expensive. 2 hours only? WTH New Orleans is at least a two nighter man. That town is so famous and historical. And the food. To me it is some of the best food I've ever found in one town. You have to explore all over. Please people stay at least two nights and two days. Get on the trolleys and just ride on every route. Get off and explore each area. So much to see and eat. Anything goes in New Orleans!
Great walking tour of New Orleans. Thanks Robert for bring back many memories I have of that city. Next time allow two days and visit the best WW-II museum in America.. The museum. is divided into two seperate buildings. One is the European Theater and the other is the Pacific Theater. Allow one day per building. It is well worth seeing.
My Wife and I go to New Orleans frequently (we live in Mobile, it's a short trip). My best advice to anyone visiting is to immediately go to the police station and buy a NOPD cap. They are 15 bucks and are the same ones the cops wear. Nobody will mess with you, people get out of your way, and everyone around you is on their best behavior.
Robert, you dunked your beignet in your café au lait. That's a very local thing to do. That makes you an honorary citizen of New Orleans. FYI, the red brick buildings on either side of Jackson Square are the Pontalba Apartments. They are the oldest continuously occupied apartments in the country. And when you were standing in Jackson Square, the Mississippi River on the other side of the levee was about 10 feet over you head. For those visiting New Orleans, I suggest getting a half muffuletta at Central Grocery on Decatur St. (near Jackson Square) or a shrimp po-boy and walking over the levee and eat your sandwich while watching the ships and tows work their way up and down the Mighty Mississippi.
Ha, that's cool, by the way I've had that muffuleta sandwich before. It was amazing. I was almost undecided between a bignet and that, but figured the bignet would be more appropriate for breakfast.
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Nothing like walking through a city with you. Thanks. ❤
Thanks for taking me home through your video Robert. And you hit the right spot Cafe Du Monde' for Beignets and Cafe au Lait. I hit the same place when visiting home. Thanks again for the warm visit home. Great production.
Nothing better, in the Montreal freezing cold, than to watch one of your well shot, well edited vids. Thanks again Robert.
Welcome to Louisiana keep Louisiana beautiful
Street music is the VERY BEST! What a trumpeter! The footage ...what you do best Robert....keep it up ....so enjoyable. Wish you would have had the opportunity to visit my long time friend, Fr. Tony at the St. Jude Shrine N. Rampert St. New Orleans a class act human being ....ah, maybe next visit.
Can't remember if I told you but, your music really adds a great feel to you trips...I know you make it yourself...very relaxing...dig it man.
rock on brother, rock on!
I absolutely love Robert’s music!
Cool, a great two hours in New Orleans. I was there in 1977, actually my honeymoon, I was so young 23. So, I reminisced a bit this morning, having some fake Beignets, powdered donuts with my coffee. Remembered getting a hurricane, a large drink at a bar there and could walk down the street with the drink legally, listening to bands at each bar. We also went to Audubon zoo, graveyard, and took the street car. I'm not married anymore, but those were the days. someday, maybe I'll go back. But today thanks to Robert, I got to go enjoy the place again. Great time! Thanks Robert!
But where do you live today? :-D
up state new york
@@eliciaburton4862 Never been there, my favourite state will always be New Mexico, can't do nothing about it! :-D
I've only been to New Mexico once or twice. Mostly know Monterey bay area, San Francisco bay area, the Sierras, Northern California, Oregon and Washington. I've driven to Santa Fe, on my way back and forth during the years. I'm 65 now so, I'm in Upstate New York, because my brother lives here. I haven't done much here, but local stuff and NYC a few times too. I like discovery for sure. There's awesome folks and stuff to see almost everywhere. That's why I love Traveling Robert and Free in my RV so very much. He can show me stuff I've never seen before. Tell me about New Mexico, what do you love there? I'm always interested. Thanks and Best
@@eliciaburton4862 Actually I'm not even american, I'm originally from Germany and recently relocated back to my hometown. But I was always fascinated by the United States and its incredibly diverse nature, so I've been there many times and lived in Albuquerque for about 2 years in the 90's! I love traveling and I miss the US, so I'm really enjoying Roberts videos. What I love about New Mexico? I would say the weather, the beautiful blue sky, the desert (yes, I like desert .-D), the people and the cities. Especially with the spanish influence and the great architecture!
As always, your travels makes me dream of freeridin" to those marvelous places. Thank you once again, mr. Robert M. 🙂
You make the best videos Robert... I haven't had the time to watch in a while but i always try to. I love the Jazz in the streets like that. I haven't been there since doing some Katrina volunteer work after it hit.. I am so glad to see the city finally coming back a little. You did a beautiful job on this as usual. Thanks for sharing your journeys!
Also, French Quarter Festival is a great time to visit Nola. The actual festival is free and there’s bands playing everywhere you turn; in the streets, in the bars, on stages by the rivers. It’s my favorite.
Enjoying your series of travel to the west.. lovely tour and beautiful places.. loving my watch here in the Philippines
Thanks for uploading that horn band. That was amazing!!!
You mean you didn't like the band with the keyboardist that was leering at Robert?
NOLA is one of our Favorite Places to visit. We've been a handful of times & can never get enough.
Lou💚
Just curious what do you like to do here? I'm almost 40 been here my entire life and bored all the time lol. I find more things to do from tourists than from being here my whole life. Thanks for any feedback. From New Orleans ❤😍❤
Your videos are like a party you never want to leave. The music is awesome and fits each video perfectly. What an amazing talent you hsve.
Beautiful visit of New Orleans! Great views and many infos.Chuch quiet zone haha!
Thanks for sharing!
Fun video! I have never had a desire to visit New Orleans, until I saw that scene with the guys playing the brass! The park you stayed at really looked nice!
Thanks for letting me take a trip with you on your videos and the journey also love your music be safe and take care
Ôh Robert, thank you for another good one.
Beautiful, wonderful and fun video! I have never been to NO so this helps me out when I finally have an opportunity to visit. Have awesome and blessed day! 😊
This is one of the best travel videos I’ve ever seen! It makes my heart dance! I miss my home state so much!
Thanks for this video, Robert. Being from New Orleans originally, this brings back more memories than I can list here. My great--grandmother used to have a house on the Tchefuncte River, close to where that park is now located. If you're looking to go back to New Orleans on an "off" time...April and October are great months to go. There's always lot of festivals throughout the year and the weather tends to be excellent then.
Halloween in the quarter is a favorite of mine. Great "off" time to be there. I miss the jazz, strawberry, crawfish, and too many others to list festivals.
Great video Robert. I grew up not more than 15 minutes from where you camped. I've spent many a days and nights in the Big Easy, boated and water skied on that very river where you camped. I haven't lived there in 20 years and thoroughly enjoyed your walk through. Keep up the good work. Minor suggestion....get a steady cam for those walking shots.
Awesome video as usual, hope to visit N.O. in the not too distant future and absorb the culture. Looking forward to your next video.🎺🎷🎸🥁🎵🎶🎼
Church, Quiet zone! Not in New Orleans. LOL.. Love the music... I do miss living there!
Just booked this park for my bday next week! Thank you for showing it! So excited to go and see NOLA in person...
Fairview State Park is very close to so much to do. I encourage you so come back and explore the area more.
We loved this episode. It brought back good memories of New Orleans when we were there for our son's graduation from Tulane University. It was the first graduating class from Tulane University post-Katrina. Great shots of the interior of St. Louis Cathedral!
thanks Robert, kodoos for all u do for us who enjoy all your travels following u and your beautiful wife
A great storytelling as always. Enjoyed very much. Thanks!
Fun stuff!
I am going down to the big easy in October for my birthday. I will be there 10/21 till 11/01. Thanks for a couple of great ideas of things to do. Keep up the great job.
Thank you. Enjoy!
@ 2:29 that sculpture is someone's house. You should see it from the river, it's awesome looking. The pool faces the river and the water cascades down a wide portion of steps into the pool. It's been a long time since I've seen it, boat broke.
I have been to New Orleans twice for Mardi Gras, nice city and amazing food! The drive was long but worth it!
Hi Robert,many thanks for sharing yet another superb video here which,needless to say,I thoroughly enjoyed watching.Best wishes and cordial greetings from William across the Big Pond.
Thank you!
Goooooooooood morning !
hahahahhahaha you kept filming of the band in the restuarant. The guy kept looking at you and you held your stance. I just knew you were going to back away, but you didnt. 😀 Hahaha you wild Rob. Too funny. Love your vids Bro. Keep up the great work.
Nice review of the city!! There is so much history here and so much good food, and of course the music!!
Thank you hands left the game
There goes my highlight of the day, like every week. Especially after a long day full with studying.
Thank you for all your amazing travelling videos. They inspire me to explore more and more of the US, every time I am there.
Greetings from Germany and keep up your great work!
Noch ein Deutscher, schön! :-D
Great video of Fairview Riverside State Park. I have a friend who works there as a Park Ranger.
well done Robert.
Thank you Robert for this nice trip shared with us...
Beautiful video and awesome music ,love your videos.
I’m having the best time with you. Thanks Robert.
My father and myself went to New Orleans in 1986 and had breakfast at the Cafe do Monde also,great food there.Also toured the Super Dome,great memories.
Finally it's here. Part 3. Ooooo it was a long week, waiting for it. Time to travel..... Thanks Robert.
Great videos. I was in New Orleans a year ago. Great food and music>
Life, travel, feelings all good, really benefit!
You went right by my house, NW FL. Avalon exit before Escambia Bay Bridge off of I-10..
Rock On Mr. Robert!!! \m/\m/
Great video. Looking forward to the next one. Drive safe!
Hi Robert. I found you through suggested videos. First, your videos are great and your editing, top notch. I made a TH-cam channel, so I'm doing my research. Thanks for all of your help! Please keep it up. Just subbed!
Thank you! Good luck
Very enjoyable looking forward to the rest of your videos thanks for sharing
My mom loved the song, "When Brothers Go to Mothers".
I haven't been in New Orleans , I want to go over there to enjoy Jazz..thank for sharing the info of camp grounds..
That was a great video. The Tourists department should pay you for the great job you did. We live in Baton Rouge and stay in FVRS State Park and visit Nawlins often
I'd always wanted to see New Orleans, and finally got an opportunity in August, 2005 when my daughter invited me to join her on a road trip from Florida to her home in San Diego. She bought a car in Florida, where the price was right for her, and we took off west across the South. We visited New Orleans! One week later, New Orleans got wiped out by Hurricane Katrina...
Great job Robert love the music and the cathedral was so beautiful thank you it is snowing here in New Hampshire today and i feel like im on vacation with you.
Beautiful video. New Orleans is a charming city.Congrats.....========
Thanks to you it was the highlight of my day too. You have such great videos.
I lived in New Orleans in the early 80's, fun memories.
Robert , a big thank you for going into the cathedral that was cool , and the sign out sign I guess they can't read , but play good music. Oh man ,that pastry you had yum.
You're welcome
Great video again Robert, thanks for the trip 👍👍👍🙂🙂
I watch alot of utube videos and so many of them, I find myself saying " I wished Robert would have made this one. He would have done a much better job ". Great video !!.
Surprising you found any open tables at the Cafe du Monde.
If that place gets any more crowded, people will be told to bring their own powdered beignets and stand outside the building.
Great show Mr Robert
Another great video Robert, New Orleans looked fascinating, I can understand why you wanted to stay
Let the good times roll
The trumpet solo!
Your photography is very beautiful.
Nice job Robert. I liked the state park in the beginning. Will add to my list
Nice one.Happy Sunday robert
Cafe due monde .... Its been years since I visited and still remember it fondly , all that sugar !
Look at ya getting a little nostalgic not wanting to leave the Big Easy! Good on ya bro. Great episode. Where did you get that fast funky clip of Evil Woman by ELO. It was just a quick music clip, but I liked it! Off to episode 4 on my Traveling Robert binge watch!
wow, New Orleans looks great!
Gooooood morning Robert! Thank you for the new video. We always look forward to seeing them. Have a safe and happy day. Please say hello to Ileana and your mother. Fly pelican, fly! 🌴🌺😎
LOL! I was just jamming out to the vid before this one and I was doing the guitar part howling along to your traveling music singing it like nannna nannna nanna da da da nanna! Lol i heard heavy footsteps thumping down the hall and my husband ( who had the news on too loud ) came into the room yelling "what's wrong? Why are you crying?" What was that noise?" My singing could be characterized as caterwauling. I even got asked to leave karaoke once. LOL now I'm laughing so hard I can hardly write this! LOL I said "sorry honey I was singing along to my RV guy." He says "what RV guy? lol I've told him about your vids 900 times. LOL what a goof! Okay well i hope someone got a laff!
Great vid Robert, thanx.
Great video! Thank you.
Hey Robert What a nice state park to go visit got it down on my list when I head out to California next year..go to see you having a lot of fun buddy 🙌👍
Yes, that one is worth going back to
I love your videos. So well presented. That was a nice park you stayed at. So close yet not so expensive. 2 hours only? WTH New Orleans is at least a two nighter man. That town is so famous and historical. And the food. To me it is some of the best food I've ever found in one town. You have to explore all over. Please people stay at least two nights and two days. Get on the trolleys and just ride on every route. Get off and explore each area. So much to see and eat. Anything goes in New Orleans!
Yes, been there before. Thank you.
These videos make me wish I could retire or hit the lottery so I can travel like this. Thanks Robert for the videos
Great walking tour of New Orleans. Thanks Robert for bring back many memories I have of that city. Next time allow two days and visit the best WW-II museum in America.. The museum. is divided into two seperate buildings. One is the European Theater and the other is the Pacific Theater. Allow one day per building. It is well worth seeing.
Just started watching you videos --enjoying keep them coming (Paul Belfast N Ireland)
Love your beautiful videos!
Beautiful as usually!
Great video! Makes me want to travel there. I want to try the coffee with beignets. Yum!
Another great video Robert! Safe travel!
Appreciate the effort you put into your videos and music. Keep up the good work!
My Wife and I go to New Orleans frequently (we live in Mobile, it's a short trip). My best advice to anyone visiting is to immediately go to the police station and buy a NOPD cap. They are 15 bucks and are the same ones the cops wear. Nobody will mess with you, people get out of your way, and everyone around you is on their best behavior.
Family of mine just turned me on to one of your music videos: really enjoyed it. I am also a pianist (Jazz) from Miami.
You should try the Court of Two Sisters. Their Jazz Brunch is one of my favorite things in the city.
We ate there once back in 2014. It was delicious. Now I have to go for jazz brunch.
Texans love N'Leons. I'm glad you enjoyed it too.
I need to do that trip again ( FL to CA)....done it only 3 times since 2001...Waiting to buy a Prius before I do it again...LOL ;)
Robert, you dunked your beignet in your café au lait. That's a very local thing to do. That makes you an honorary citizen of New Orleans. FYI, the red brick buildings on either side of Jackson Square are the Pontalba Apartments. They are the oldest continuously occupied apartments in the country. And when you were standing in Jackson Square, the Mississippi River on the other side of the levee was about 10 feet over you head. For those visiting New Orleans, I suggest getting a half muffuletta at Central Grocery on Decatur St. (near Jackson Square) or a shrimp po-boy and walking over the levee and eat your sandwich while watching the ships and tows work their way up and down the Mighty Mississippi.
Ha, that's cool, by the way I've had that muffuleta sandwich before. It was amazing. I was almost undecided between a bignet and that, but figured the bignet would be more appropriate for breakfast.
Another great video next time your on the north shore you need to stay at the Fountainebleau State Park in Mandeville next to Lake pontchartrain.
Awesome video. Love New Orleans! That is definitely going to be on my list of places to see on my way west!! Thank you.
Always as good as ever! 👍🏼great video!
15:50 Church Quiet Zone. That's awesome!
I thought so too
Just love to see your videos ,thanks for sharing
Greetings from Dubai
Thank you
Last time I went to New Orleans was during Southern Decadence, needless to say it was a little different.
Thank you for another great video.