File:2017-02-25 15-36-12 ILCE-6500 DSC02819 (31907543588).jpg

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Description	Two weeks in NOLA for the mardi gras 2017 The Krewe of Tucks first began in 1969 as a group of Loyola University students. The name 'Krewe of Tucks' comes from the name of a now non-existen uptown pub where two college students decided to start their own krewe after failing at their attempt to become white flambeaux carriers. The parade has grown immensely over the years. Originally it was a night time parade of pick-up trucks. They changed to a daytime parade in 1983 and joined the traditional Uptown to Downtown route in 1986. Since its founding, Krewe of Tucks has a reputation of a rag-tag group. While the group has grown, they made sure to never lose their sense of humor and maintains their 'Animal House' reputation. They are recognized for its irreverence and satirical floats, including the King's Throne, a giant toilet. Past Krewe of Tucks kings include actors John Candy and Eugene Levy.
Date	25 February 2017, 15:36
Source	2017-02-25_15-36-12_ILCE-6500_DSC02819
Author	Miguel Discart

Camera location	29° 57′ 08.44″ N, 90° 04′ 10.02″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	29.952344; -90.069450

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Camera manufacturer	SONY
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Author	Miguel Discart
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Date and time of data generation	15:36, 25 February 2017
Lens focal length	30 mm
Latitude	29° 57′ 8.44″ N
Longitude	90° 4′ 10.02″ W
Altitude	0.77 meters below sea level
Image title	Two weeks in NOLA for the mardi gras 2017The Krewe of Tucks first began in 1969 as a group of Loyola University students. The name'Krewe of Tucks'comes from the name of a now non-existen uptown pub where two college students decided to start their own krewe after failing at their attempt to become white flambeaux carriers.The parade has grown immensely over the years. Originally it was a night time parade of pick-up trucks. They changed to a daytime parade in 1983 and joined the traditional Uptown to Downtown route in 1986.Since its founding, Krewe of Tucks has a reputation of a rag-tag group. While the group has grown, they made sure to never lose their sense of humor and maintains their'Animal House'reputation. They are recognized for its irreverence and satirical floats, including the King's Throne, a giant toilet.Past Krewe of Tucks kings include actors John Candy and Eugene Levy.
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