March 26, 2019March 27, 2019 by dilipmerala

My New Orleans Memories in a Funky Dance Video

So I spent my Spring 2019 break on a trip that has been the best so far in this country! It all started with New Orleans where I met some wonderful people, visited some marvelous hotspots and ate some delicious food. It is all captured in this fun video which is my attempt to preserve the memories and say thank you to the amazing friends I made. Enjoy!

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