Memphis Inn

... however; which reminded me of Austin’s main party strip or even Vegas. The one main block was barricaded off, music was being pumped through speakers outside and endless flashing lights littered the buildings. I intended to just drive by and see what it was all about, but in my every growing confidence I parked and decided to walk the main block. It was only 1 block anyways. Diners and bars and jazz music were all packed into this one block ...

... 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&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.

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... stuff like that.

When I have checked with Rich which stories are for public consumption, I will come back with more, but, for now, that's all, and it doesn't seem to do the last fortnight justice but I have just wound up in Memphis after a 13 hour solo drive and the only thing to ponder on now is whether I sleep standing up or laying down, so for that I must apologise.

In case you're wondering, which I'm sure you're not ...

... proceeds go to them), there were so many busses going in and out and it was a weekday. We did the budget tour and looked over the fence, ha, ha. There were many other travellers doing the same. From the front of the property you could see the main house, the yard, entry way and stables. Across the street they had Elvis's planes, yep both of them, also on display. Totally cool.
Memphis, Tennessee, United States bekandjesse

... the food again. Pork, praise be to the pig and any by-product that comes from it. We’ve eaten pulled pork, pork ribs, bbq pork....and it’s all been delicious.......ok so I’ve put a bit of weight on since I’ve been on holiday, I’m in America, it’s un-avoidable, the portions are gargantuan. We went to a restaurant called the Rendezvous that sells 5 tons of pork ribs a week.....I’m not at all surprised. I also had the opportunity to taste ...

DAY 8--The drive from Nashville to Memphis, the Music Highway, was about 5 hours of nothing to see on I-40. It reminded us of I-95 between Richmond and Williamsburg. We stopped for lunch at a spot we thought might be interesting, the Cypress Swamp Park in Jackson, TN (after Andrew Jackson, 7th President), but it was very dry and lacked visible wildlife except the tail of a blue lizard and half-inch long black ants. Boring ...

... is HUGE! After the St Jude tour we went back to the pavilion to continue with the setup and to sign up for the station each of us wanted to help out during the event. I chose the craft section. We then headed to Target House. We met the house mama, who took us on a tour of Target House. Dinner with parents and their children followed. We helped with the remaining setup of a craft table. It was an informal dinner ...

This morning, before we started the longest leg of our road trip, we visited Graceland. We decided to listen to some of the King's music on the way there, and Drew did his best impression. Graceland was a modestly-sized southern mansion from the outside, but wow ...

... keep the tires and it was not in my car.No they still wanted them. So once again i asked to speak to the manager. What it turned out was their **** is not talking to their elbow. They did not realize i was not paying for it so i could leave them behind.If i had to pay for them myself i had to take them with me. Right i could of tied them to the front of the car with a cows skull on the front and called myself MAD MAX... Well with the car fixed i was on my way ...

by Eric Huntsman of the Baritone Section

Late in the afternoon of Sunday, July 1, 2007, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square arrived in Memphis, Tennessee, for the last stop on the Canada-Midwest Tour. It was the Choir’s first visit to Memphis, the largest city in Tennessee and the second most populous in the southeastern United States. The city sits on the banks of the Mississippi River in Shelby County in the southwestern corner of the state in a region ...