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| sign outside of Graceland in Memphis, TN |
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| The gate outside of Graceland |
I zoomed in on one of the writings.
Elvis may have left the building, but not the hearts of millions of fans.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Signs - Elvis has Left the Building
I zoomed in on one of the writings.
Elvis may have left the building, but not the hearts of millions of fans.
For more interesting signs from all over the world, visit Lesley
Nice sign tour of Graceland!
ReplyDeletethe loyalty of his fans has always amazed me....great photos my friend :)
ReplyDeleteAh Graceland! Did you go inside? I think the entrance fee is exorbitant, but you have to do it once. ;)
ReplyDeleteWould have to agree with David (above). I do think it's sad that the brick wall has been defaced with graffiti by the fans. I do like the gate, however.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and comment on my sign entry. Wishing you two safe travels as you head back to AZ.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing never seen Graceland. Have a wonderful day !
ReplyDeleteInteresting sign finds!
ReplyDeleteso did you add anything to the wall?
ReplyDeletethats so cool :)
ReplyDeleteI like the fan additions to the wall. Nice photos!
ReplyDeleteBrian beat me to it.... did you sign the wall? I liked Elvis but I'm afraid I can't go on for years thinking he's still alive.
ReplyDeleteMine and my sisters names are on that wall somewhere close to the gate. LOL Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteWe didn't make it to Graceland on our trip; it's definitely on our itinerary for the next one!
ReplyDeleteHe sure does seem to live on...and on...and on. :) Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI am an Elvis fan, and have yet to visit Graceland. These are nice photos.
ReplyDeleteMy friends at work surprised me on my birthday, and the mailroom manager dressed up in Elvis costume (the works) and he sang with his staff Return to Sender.
Pat, I would love to visit Graceland. Elvis was another person that was taken from us before his time.
ReplyDeleteNever been there and thanks for the photos Pat.
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We missed this! Maybe next time. He may have left the building, but seems like he's never left the hearts of his fans.
ReplyDeleteI can still remember my dad being upset when elvis died.
ReplyDeletei thoght there was something wrong with the wall at first lol
I can still remember being at school when one of my fellow teachers got the news of his death. I thought we were going to lose her, too. It has always amazed me his continuing following. Unbelievable. Love the graffiti wall. genie
ReplyDeletelove your new header!
ReplyDeletei'd like to tour graceland just because... i liked his gospel music better than the rock 'n roll.
Love love Elvis!
ReplyDeleteMy mom hated Elvis, so we were banned from listening to his music (at least in her presence!). I'll probably never make it to Graceland, and appreciate this post!
ReplyDeleteI suppose one person defacing the wall is scandalous, but once there are hundreds added, it becomes a piece of art.
ReplyDeletegraceland speaks itself.
ReplyDeletei really enjoyed those photos!
they just put me in the best of moods!
great ones!
have a lovely weekend!
betty xx
So did you actually get to go to Graceland? When? Twenty years ago, in the town where I lived, one of my good friends used to always tell me when it was Elvis' birthday. Funny how he is one that people still miss so much. He found out success is not all it's cracked up to be.
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