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doves2day.blogspot.com · homepage snapshot

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Doves Today

description

.....................................Things to celebrate

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2026-01-11 02:14:58

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Doves Today Doves Today .....................................Things to celebrate Saturday, October 14, 2017 On the river This is a ship a couple days ago, heading out to the Gulf Mornings, my friend Carol and I try to go for a walk along the Mississippi River. We text each other, and meet at Crescent Park - New Orleans' downtown waterfront now re-purposed as a park. We walk about a mile upriver, just below the French Quarter, before turning back. The Port of New Orleans is still a vital economic engine, and on our morning walk we see its activity. This morning's ship This morning, a big red painted freighter came upriver.  As we watched, it navigated the serpentine curves of the stream - the ox-bow loop around Algiers Point, giving way onto the smooth curve that gives New Orleans its name of Crescent City. Someone I talked to once about ships on the river said navigating these curves is an art. The pilots let the Mississippi's current do the work, shifting the ship'...

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