Super 8 Memphis/East/Macon Cove
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Gospel, Blues and Southern Fried Chicken
An interesting start to our stay in Memphis, pulled over by an extremely large African American Policeman as we drove down a one way street the wrong way. Lights and siren blaring. He was very understanding and did not book us. We then stumbled across The Historic First Baptist Beale Choir performing their Christmas Concert. They invited us into their church, we were the ...
Doing Memphis right
... LA's Biltmore, is very beautiful.
Following the ducks, we headed to dinner at this place, Cozy Corner which is a barbecue joint. It was as good as yesterday's chicken. I don't love messy barbecue sauce, so I had the cornish game hen "dry" or with a dry rub. It was very well-cooked and the skin was tasty without being overwhelming. Mike had the ribs which he enjoyed quite a bit (in fact, I kinda wished I had some too). Dessert, which we don't always get, ...
Camping on the Mississippi & at Graceland
... plane, we decided that we did everything that was important, so we went back to the RV and went swimming. While we were swimming my Dad accidently jumped on my leg and I was injured. I played for a little bit more and then we went to a restaurant. What was cool was that we rode in a pink limo, in honor of Elvis! When we got back to the RV and then we were sent to bed. I had a fun day visiting Elvis’ home.
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Rest (?) Day
... backstreets of Memphis, just 2 streets away from the tourist buzz of Beale Street, but we were very grateful for his help.
In the evening, we were free to enjoy the delights of Beale St, where blues music plays until 5am, and after a beer in BB kings we set off to a great fish restaurant for dinner. Unfortunately, tomorrow is another early start so we shall just have to give the all-night blues a ...
The Blues
... to the Mississippi River Park and Museum, but unfortunately it seems that nothing was open in Memphis until the beginning of April - probably explains why it was fairly quiet. We next attempted to drive along Beale Street where all the famous clubs are located, but it was closed to traffic and we couldn't find anywhere (cheap) to park. So, we decided to give up and head back to the campsite on a scenic route, and stopped off at the Sardis Dam for a walk.
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