ADDENDUM: January 20, 2015 - Sometimes you see something really cool and don't even know it. The tip of a canoe can just be seen in the lower left of the middle picture. I had noticed it and even noted the "RIVER HORSE II" in metal letters beside it which I apparently brushed off as just another Billy Tripp witticism. Not so, I learned from the winter 2014 issue of American Road Magazine. That is the real River Horse II that William Least Heat-Moon used in preparing to write his 2001 River Horse. I did take a photo that day which included the entire canoe but it also included a lot of other stuff and wasn't particularly sharp so I didn't use it when I posted this page. Severely cropped, here it is.

There is an indoor stage with the drums that Elvis Presley's drummer, D. J. Fontana used to record The Last American Rebel in 2000. Henry also has a pair of sticks from W. S. Holland, Johnny Cash's drummer, which saw a little use today. That's Henry in the last picture with copies of the first five Sun records that Elvis didn't have to pay for behind him. This stop was the highlight of the day and I learned some stuff on top of having fun. I even signed the wall although it's in a spot that just might get covered by the next Carl Perkins picture to show up.