Tunica Roadhouse Casino & Hotel
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Gospel, Blues and Southern Fried Chicken
... then are marched back the same way. It has been happening since the 1930's after a resident bought some ducks back to the hotel as a practical joke. There is always a crowd and today we had the added bonus of a children's choir singing Christmas Carols.
Lunch was at Gus's Restaurant where southern fried chicken is the speciality and it was delicious with a nice cold beer. ...
Sleeping in a carpark
... this museum and whether they have learnt the errors of their ways? I should imagine it is a no on both counts.
But in to revenge on the white people the civil rights museum ticket has given me a really nasty paper cut so that I learn from the errors of my race's people :(
I didn't get across the road to the other exhibition as by then I needed food and a lie down. One thing which was noticable about ...
Day 21
... purple) she did a ½ leg wax and forgot ¼ of the leg and I was so anal that she would wax my entire eyebrow off that I told her not to go anywhere near the eyebrow just find the strays. I even ended up with Wax on the bottom of my foot. ??? What the hell. I don’t think that Lee would be able to do that bad of a job. Bad, Bad, Bad!!! And she charged me $90. I made sure she didn’t get any tip. *****. After Andrews fresh look and my ripped body we went to Graceland. Wow, ...
Who need's keys when you have crow bars....
... a very quick shower then we head downstairs to see if there was any breakfast left. Boarded the van for the trip to Graceland in a pretty fed up mood!!!
Scott drove us up to Graceland, Robert was pretty out of it having stayed out very late with John and Rishi (who did NOT make the excursion) the night before. We took a tour of the house, cars and planes and visited the graves of Elvis and his family. Although I’m not into Elvis at all it was pretty cool ...
Walking in Memphis
... Now the hotel has been turned into the Civil Rights Museum, yet the exterior remains the same and a wreath hangs on the balcony where this King was shot. After going through the museum, you can then head across the road to another exhibit on James Earl Ray - the man who assassinated him. Not only does the exhibit document the facts behind the murder, but it is housed in the building where James Earl Ray shot MLK - you can even stand at the window and look ...