here in New Orleans. The road to recovery isn't just for driving. What do you love about the city? We have mm thousands shuffle down Washington avenue then Claiborne then Jackson for the first city permitted second line. Since before the Covid 19 pandemic. I was so happy if you ain't never seen the second line, you ain't never been nowhere in New Orleans. Travis Lyons is with the Perfect Gentleman Social Club. A group organized this Father's Day. Second line honoring Dad's lost to the coronavirus. We celebrate the life and death of everybody. A lot of members, they ain't made it back saying some passed on and we're going to celebrate their legacy. You know what I'm saying? You know, now that they go by, that we don't think about them. Dion walker's father died of Covid a year ago. To the day. We will not that Mhm. The feelings are the memory going bang. We will forever hold them down, holding them down by pointing their horns to the sky throughout the pandemic. We lost a lot of our culture, whether people want to admit it or not be open about it, but this is definitely a part of our culture that a lot of people needed to see, needed to have. You know, So the city of New Orleans hosts an average of 802nd lines here. Think about that, 800 a year. So now as we head toward the end of June, you know what that means? Got some catching up to do reporting live in New Orleans, Harrison Golden WDSU News. THE ROADS ARE RECOVERY. ISN’T JUST FOR DRIVING .THOUSANDS SHUFFLED DNOW WASHINGTON AVENUE, THEN CLAYBORN THEN JACKSON. THEIR F CITY PERMITTED SECOND LINE SINCE BEFORE THE COV-1ID9 PANDEMIC. IF YOU AIN’T NEVER SEEN THE SECOND LINE,OU Y AIN’T NEVER BEEN TO WHERE IN NEW ORLEANS SAINTS TRAVIS LYONS IS WITHHE T PERFECT GENTLEMAN SOCIAL CLUB THE GROUP ORGANIZED THIS FATHER’S D SECOND LINE HONORING DADS LOST TO THE CORONAVIRUS. WE CELEBRATE THE LIFEND THE DEAD OF EVERYBODY A LOT OF MEMORIES. THEY MADE IT BACK, YOU KWNO SAYS SOME PTAS THOUGH, AND WE’RE GONNA CELEBRATE THEIR LEGACY. YOU KNOW, I’M SAYING, YOU KNOW, NOT A DAY GO BY THAT WE DON’T THINK ABOUT THEM DEON WALKER’S FATHER DIEDF O COVID A YEAR AGO TO THE DAY WE LET THE FEELINGS OF A MEMORY GOING VAIN WE WILL FOREVER HOLDHE T DOWN HOLDING THEM DOWN. POINTING THEIR HORNS TO THE SKY THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC WE LOST A LOOFT WHETHER PEOPLE WANT TO ADMIT IT OR NOT BE OPEN ABOUT IT, BUT THIS IS DEFINITELY A PART OF OUR CULTURE THAT A LOT OF PEOPLE NEEDED TO SEE NEEDED TO HAVE, YOU KNOW. SO THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AN AVERAGE OF 800 SECOND LINES A YEAR. THINK ABOUT THAT 800 A YEAR. SO NOW AS WE HEAD TOWARD THE END OF JUNE, YOU KNOW, THAT MEANS MEANS GOT SOME CATCHING UP TO DO. AND REPORTING LIVE