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Walter Sandifer "Spy Boy" (left) with Creole Wild West, and his son Walter Sandifer III, 13, (right) enter the parade as the Mardi Gras Indians parade along Orleans Avenue in celebrate with their Super Sunday parade starting in the Bayou St. John neighborhood of New Orleans, La., Sunday, May 31, 2009. Next to Mardi Gras itself, the most important day for the Mardi Gras Indians is St. Joseph's Day which is March 19th.
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New Orleans: still standing
Walter Sandifer "Spy Boy" (left) with Creole Wild West, and his son Walter Sandifer III, 13, (right) enter the parade as the Mardi Gras Indians parade along Orleans Avenue in celebrate with their Super Sunday parade starting in the Bayou St. John neighborhood of New Orleans, La., Sunday, May 31, 2009. Next to Mardi Gras itself, the most important day for the Mardi Gras Indians is St. Joseph's Day which is March 19th.