Well, we might as well play that circadian rhythms are completely normal again, I think that yes, i

Well, we might as well play that circadian rhythms are completely normal again, I think that yes, it should be now. We have after all been home soon as a week. It would be a really good game, but my internal clock do not want to be with. On the contrary, it decided that instead of just turning around the clock, so you after all slept during the day, just not to sleep. At all. I feel a bit like a bird in a cage, someone forgot rvca to put bedtime blanket over. On the other hand, I've so much extra time to get together a little more of the holidays, this time the big music tour through the seats of both country, blues and jazz. NASHVILLE - MEMPHIS - NATCHEZ - NEW ORLEANS (8/7-14/7) NASHVILLE - It's pretty easy to fall into the dinner cruise tourist trap every time you are in a big city with a river, but General rvca Jackson Showboat is worth every penny. It was really cool, really. With good food, great show, drinks in coconuts (that we therefore say no to!) And located right next to the stage at a table with six beautiful, older, very happy and very talkative people, we had a great night on board.
- The Grand Ole Opry is a live radio show slash concert venue, which is also a must to experience in Nashville. It is "the viser made country music famous," rvca filled to the brim with excited fans, as a minimum, have added cowboy boots or cowboy hat for today's outfit. Eight musicians give it gas on stage during the evening, and although we had not heard any of them before, there was no doubt that it had the rest of the hall, hundreds of screaming teenage girls who had come all the way from Texas, stormed stage, as it for us completely unknown Lee Brice went on. Youtube him. As soon as P3 gets wind of him being "Parking Lot Party" the next big BTE here at home, it is certain.
MEMPHIS - There are people at four locations in Memphis. I'm serious. It is a dead city. There is Elvis, Sun Studio, Peabody ducks and Beale Street. The rest seems completely abandoned and only frequented by the people who are going to one of those places. - We jumped Elvis-house over (not beating, Elvis fans, but we did not want to take the time to see his rooms and furniture), but went to return a tour of Sun Studio, where he recorded his first music. A small place, but cool guides.
- Peabody Ducks is the most absurd tourist attraction, I have experienced. And precisely why we need to see it. As you can see in the photo, the lobby packed full, mind you with people who flock together rvca an hour before, fighting his way to the front seats and waiting in breathless excitement of ... five ducks waddle past on a red carpet. The walk itself takes less than 20 seconds. The cameras blitzer loose, and the applause is below. I do absolutely nothing. Google it. - And then there Beale Street, the most vibrant street in the city. Filled with tourists and street performers, and you should hear the blues, it's a place. rvca In every cafe, bar and open space are local musicians, providing the full throttle for hours to make a buck. Many of them insanely talented. NATCHEZ - Is a hole. Have no idea what we were doing there. It was a pitstop planned by the travel company we had booked hotels through, and there was absolutely nothing to do. Especially not in monsoon rains, for it was there, however, abundant. The whole ride from Memphis to Natchez, 500 km down the entire Mississippi, was the first meeting with the belt of monsoon weather, rvca we got to follow all the way to Arizona. Then the Danish drizzle well go home. NEW ORLEANS - Should New Orleans, one needs to take a trip into the swamps and say hello to alligators. It must be experienced. We went with the Honey Island Swamp Tours on a boat trip around the large swamps and got experienced the amazing animals up close. There were so many of them, both the very young, very lively and curious, and so the huge, situated just on the surface and scowls at all the silly tourists, hanging over the railing with their cameras rvca to get close-ups of the exotic animals. But look - I like playing excitable rvca tourist for it here:
- We had probably suffered a romantic notion about how that would sit classic jazz musicians in suits and honk solos in all the cafes in the French Quarter. I do not think we could have imagined something further away from reality. All the Americans we had been talking with the way until now, had indeed given the same two council on the visit to the voodoo city, "do rvca not trust nobody" and "keep your wallet close," but we had no way able to anticipate what we ended up right in. It's a rat nest. The hurricane was only the last shock on the way down the hill, we were told. If you go for a walk along Bourbon St. at 10 o'clock on a Saturday morning is already underway in both live music and strip clubs, and people tumbling rod bacardi - not still, but again. Forget Las Vegas. New Orleans is the new party town, if you can live with the stench