Airport Inn
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Sonics, Chakras, and Y's'ms
Well its been a fun and interesting few days. I think we've done almost 1,000 miles since Boulder and find ourselves at the "airport inn" in memphis now. Its a a bit of an odd place but memphis as a whole seems to be. The drive accorss Kansas was nice. We decided to skip the highway and instead drove a nice rolling road for 750 miles...a few stops …
Gospel, Blues and Southern Fried Chicken
... in there and it was unreal. I wanted to see an African American church service and this was the real thing, lots of singing, lots of praising the Lord, Amens and Hallelujahs. Lots of calling out and one lady had a spiritual experience and began slapping herself and going off. I wasn't sure if she was going to collapse, she didn't but came close. From there we headed to ...
The Protomen
... 45 minutes wondering what the hell was going on. Seriously, if we never ever have to ride Greyhound again in our lives after this trip it will be too soon. We ended up making it to Memphis over two hours after we'd expected to be there, and what should have been a three hour drive ended up being almost eight hours of wasted time. Good thing there's not much to do in Memphis!
We caught a cab straight to Pilgrim House, the only hostel in Memphis. It's ...
Journey through the mid south.
... and reused ever since. So basically, I NEEDED to have one. The burgers are not that big, so I ordered a double meat, double cheese. Looking at the greasy monstrosity was a little intimidating. You know it's going to be a healthy burger when the baking paper it's wrapped in is completely clear from all the grease..... It went down a treat accompanied with a vanilla shake. Another food experience which was completely noteworthy, was ...
Has Elvis Left the Building?
... every electric guitar as part of the final inspection. They would listen and tune it accordingly, by ear, so that it was all set and ready for consumer purchase.
At this particular Gibson factory, each guitar was virtually hand-built and individually tuned before it got shipped out and sold for anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000 retail. We learned that with a staff of 65 this factory runs a single shift, Monday to Friday producing approximately 50 ...
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- Swimming pool
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking