We arrived in downtown Memphis, Tennessee, early Wednesday evening and spent some time walking around and seeing the sights. There was some sort of big festival happening on Beale Street with a lot of people and motorcycles. And of course, I had the obligatory ‘Walking in Memphis’ stuck in my head the whole time:
Melissa had an appointment at a local gallery/museum mid-day on Thursday, so we had a long drive Thursday afternoon all the way to Norman, Oklahoma, just south of Oklahoma City. Here are some of my photos from Memphis.
Trolley
Main ‘Street’
Flags
Bardog
Unamused
Downhill
Park
It’s a Trap!
Triangle
Vodka
Tracked
Riverfront
History
Expensive Sign
Faded
Wheeled
Moving
Alley
Flags
Garaged
Old Tracks
Piano Company
Fail
Cotton Factory
Hidden
Never Park Here
The Pier
AutoZone
Cupped
Street
Graceland
Festival
Spaghetti
Chuck Norris?
Intersect
Nonsense
Orpheum
Cinderella?
Beale Street
Blues City Cafe
B. B. King’s Blues Club
Blues City Band Box
Down Beale
Spies
B. B. King’s Company Store
Bikes
Pig
Blues Hall Juke Joint
Irish
3 A.M.
Rum Boogie Cafe
Beale Street Gifts
Pepsi Cola
Pepsi ola [sic] Pavilion
Park
Wet Willie’s
Ugly Juanitas
Jerry Lee Lewis Cafe
Hard Rock Cafe
Old Daisy
Eel Etc.
Bluesmen
Restricted Scooters
Tattoos
Traffic
Memphis Business urnal
Belz Museum
Royal
Trolley and Buggy
Trolley
Buggy
Moving
Waiting
Tiny Shop
Tall
Scott Bradford is a writer and technologist who has been putting his opinions online since 1995. He believes in three inviolable human rights: life, liberty, and property. He is a Catholic Christian who worships the trinitarian God described in the Nicene Creed. Scott is a husband, nerd, pet lover, and AMC/Jeep enthusiast with a B.S. degree in public administration from George Mason University.
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