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The French Quarter of New Orleans is a fascinating area. A tiny, encapsulated region in One of the countries most interesting cities. The City of New Orleans is sinking. every year it falls deeper below sea level. it is doing so at an uneven rate. For the centuries-old buildings that are in the French Quarter these shifts put amazing pressures on the structures. In the French Quarter there is no such thing as square and plum. Over its long history the walls have been patched, rebuilt and replaced as the need required and budget allowed.
The result is an architecturally funky and visually fascinating area. You can find a bright, freshly painted and restored shotgun house embellished with Victorian fillagree next to a decrepit and neglected brick pile what has been on the verge of crumbling for the past 100 years.
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Wheatland Iowa Wheatland Iowa is on the old main road that was bypassed by the old highway that was bypassed by the interstate. Needless to say, people don't go there too much. The town does have a little bar that was getting some traffic at 11:00 am. no doubt they were
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