More of the same. Once we got to the mansion, while the outside is impressive,
I was surprised at how small the inside felt. Whether that's reality or
perception, I'm not so sure.
The conference room of the Lisa Marie. And about the only picture
that turned out well on the plane.
The Hound Dog II, a Lockheed JetStar. It's smaller, but still colorfully
decorated.
And finally, over to the Graceland mansion, which Elvis bought for
$100,000 at the age of 22.
The entry room, parlor, whatever. Nice stained glass,
eh?
The upstairs, where the family slept, is off-limits and still seen
as a private area, for family only.
Elvis promised to take care of his parents someday, so when he made
it big, they moved in to here.
