Clarion Hotel Airport- Graceland Memphis

... the driver so that it films while we drive through various sections of the globe and landscapes. I'm pretty stoked to see how his pictures and videos turn out at the end. He's good and angles and really likes the B&amp;W that comes from so many pictures like I do. He got some sick ones from when I was dancing with Felix with the sun in the background through some trees. Ryan, stealing allll of those when I get back to Delaware.<br><br>.<br>

... I'm in Memphis, I thought it would be nice to visit the family again in Tyler, Texas for a couple of nights. On my way to Denver. Where I have to be on Thursday. I'll leave that with you....<br><br><br><br>Thought of the Day<br><br>Zzzzzzzzzzzz...<br><br>For reference<br><br>This entry takes the standard of blogs to new depths of mediocrity. <br>And by, 'takes', I mean, 'plummets'. <br>Two sides of a triangle are better than one.<br> <br>

Memphis baby, Memphis! From Hot Springs to Elvis, we arrived in Memphis and headed straight to Graceland, the home of the King. Graceland is a large sprawling home on a large estate just outside of Memphis where Elivs lived, died and is now buried. For all those who are concerned about his descendants wealth do not be alarmed. They make a mint charging people into Graceland (if ...

... Piggy Wiggly.<br> In the Evening we went on a 1.5 hour walking ghost tour, We stopped in an alley where in the 1870s during a yellow fever outbreak, 200 people a day died. It go so bad they just left the bodies stacked in the alley for weeks as many as 500 bodies. So ghosts haunt the alley. Stopped by the Orpeum Theater where a little girl was killed crossing the Street to see a show in ...

... a noisy tour for 3 hours. We had supper at BB Kings blues club on Beale St I had the soul platter barbecue ribs,fried pickles, and potato skins, Susie had mac and cheese, Baked beans, and green veggies. After dinner we saw a beale st flpper, a kid doing flips, and some blues bands

... br><br>Tomorrow we head for Louisiana and hope we will be traveling with sunshine and a temperature of at least 60. <br><br>So glad our 5th wheel has a furnace and portable heaters.<br><br>Despite the weather the Mississippi River view is gorgeous, Graceland was nostalgic and the Corvette Museum is what dream cars are made of.<br><br>Louisiana beckons....<br><br>The Mrs.

... assasin Earl Ray shoot M.L.King,It is also museum across the street.<br>Drove to garage of Mud Island.<br>Rode the monorail to Mud Island.<br>Saw the Museum about the Missisippi River.Learn the culture and the music of the Mississippi Delta called the blues.There is a scale model of the Mississippi River.<br>Drove to Peabody ...

... to the RV Park, we headed back to have lunch in the Castle, and regain some energy to enable us to take a shuttle bus into town, to visit Memphis downtown and the Sun recording studio where Elvis cut his first record and had his first recording contract. The trip into town is a free shuttle service and stops off at the Sun Studio. The driver was good and explained what we passed as we drove past. We chose not to take the tour but waited for the shuttle to ...

... back, no way. We would walk. The River Walk was fascinating, but in the full sun. Children in swimsuits walked in the "river," which at most is six inches deep and maybe a yard wide at the broadest point; every 30" represented a mile. Then we went in the River Museum, interesting because it gave a good idea of how important, what a lifeline, that river has been for the states that border it, from north to south. The ...

... hunters but has been carried on ever since as an advertising gimmick. Also stopped at the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King jnr. was assassinated. This is now part of the Civil Rights Museum, which we will visit later. Had half an hour stop so we decided to snatch lunch. Ordered crawfish etouffee and catfish sandwiches. Maybe we were optimistic, but the time wore on....others got their meals, the time wore on..... We could wait no ...