LiL'Bit
02-07-2010, 05:30 AM
By The Times-Picayune
February 06, 2010, 8:04PM
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A rider on a float holds up a Who Dat sign during the Krewe of Choctaw parade in Algiers on Saturday. The traditional colors of purple, gold and green gave way to the New Orleans Saints colors of black and gold as the Who Dat Nation turned out in force to celebrate their Saints, the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras.
In Algiers, the Krewe of Choctaw celebrated its 75th anniversary, depicting its parading history in 19 floats.The parade wound its way through Algiers, Terrytown and Gretna.
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The Krewe of Alla's Float 16 features New Orleans Saints, including a larger-than-life Reggie Bush, delighting the crowds along Gen. De Gaulle Drive. In Algiers, the Krewe of Alla rolled under sunny skies in its 78th year to parade on the West Bank. This year's theme was, "Alla Celebrates Louisiana Sports."
The 350-member all-male krewe threw Alla referee flags, soft footballs, baseballs and spears to the crowds lined up along Gen. De Gaulle Drive.The parade wound its way through Jefferson Parish and ended in Gretna.
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Push Mow Parade rolled through Abita Springs on Saturday with plenty of New Orleans Saints fans on hand.The Krewe of Push Mow also celebrated Saturday, with the theme, "What were you thinking?" Most participants and spectators were thinking black and gold.
Check out the Pictures in the New Orleans Paper
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February 06, 2010, 8:04PM
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p50/cauthron3/mardi-gras-who-datjpg-0c79804bbf56e.jpg
A rider on a float holds up a Who Dat sign during the Krewe of Choctaw parade in Algiers on Saturday. The traditional colors of purple, gold and green gave way to the New Orleans Saints colors of black and gold as the Who Dat Nation turned out in force to celebrate their Saints, the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras.
In Algiers, the Krewe of Choctaw celebrated its 75th anniversary, depicting its parading history in 19 floats.The parade wound its way through Algiers, Terrytown and Gretna.
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p50/cauthron3/mardi-gras-reggie-bushjpg-e08042078.jpg
The Krewe of Alla's Float 16 features New Orleans Saints, including a larger-than-life Reggie Bush, delighting the crowds along Gen. De Gaulle Drive. In Algiers, the Krewe of Alla rolled under sunny skies in its 78th year to parade on the West Bank. This year's theme was, "Alla Celebrates Louisiana Sports."
The 350-member all-male krewe threw Alla referee flags, soft footballs, baseballs and spears to the crowds lined up along Gen. De Gaulle Drive.The parade wound its way through Jefferson Parish and ended in Gretna.
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p50/cauthron3/mardi-gras-saints-girlsjpg-d887372d.jpg
Push Mow Parade rolled through Abita Springs on Saturday with plenty of New Orleans Saints fans on hand.The Krewe of Push Mow also celebrated Saturday, with the theme, "What were you thinking?" Most participants and spectators were thinking black and gold.
Check out the Pictures in the New Orleans Paper
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