>>3998173
He probably was very familiar with the Gulf, might have even ventured west once or twice...
>>3998174
Coming from Europe I'd suggest taking at least two weeks travel tine since it's quite a journey. The only issue is that New Orleans isn't that big, at least compared to say, London, ha. You can see most everything within a week. A lot of people turn it into a road trip (very American) and see other parts of the Gulf. My personal suggestions would be:
>Slidell and Mandeville, La
Lots of beautiful bayous across the causeway.
>Lifitte, La
South of NOLA, pretty views of the bayou. My family does a lot of fishing here.
>Gulfport & Biloxi, Ms
A great place if you're into gambling and riverboats lol.
>Mobile, Al
The birthplace of Mardi Gras and gumbo.
>Pensacola, Fl
Good to see air shows, lots of British expats around here.
>Panama City, Fl
Some of the world's whitest beaches, great food & nightlife.
>Tallahassee, Fl
Old Spanish influences, college town with lots of museums and hipster joints.
>Thomasville, Ga
Old plantation belt leading up into the Ga red hills. Many are open to the public, lots of historic houses and open pine savanna.

There are other major cities like Hattiesburg, Ms, Dothan, Al and Albany, Ga, but unless you have business there there's not much going on, especially with the latter where murder rates are stupidly high lol.

>>3983773
I think such a look might be indicative of the rut...Maybe keep him inside instead?