This was great, the history is so powerful and a touch magical, the sound of live music all around that fills the air as does the smell of amazing BBQ, great souvenir shops, passionate old school mom and pop record shops, classic soda jerk and ice cream shops. Being able to walk down the strip that such famous artists, musicians, record producers, sound engineers is such a rewarding feeling. Especially knowing the fact that the King Elvis Presley used to hang out here to listen to the...

Holey Moley. What a rough hell hole. Avoid!!

On our road trip, we decided - against all advice of locals in Nashville - to call in to Memphis, specifically Beale Street to assess if we should explore further.

Upon getting close to Memphis, we noticed that the traffic was non existent. And I mean, nothing on the road. Get closer to the city and Beale Street and it's like a ghost town. Really bizarre. Then, you get closer and closer before you arrive at Beale Street and realise why. When...

Okay just a heads up. Beale Street was great it does remind you of a calmer Bourbon Street to a point. After a certain time of evening new regulations and restrictions kick in. Barricades are put up on the public walkway and street. Big signs that tell you no firearms allowed. No one under 21 allowed on to the public streets. You will be searched as well for weapons. You will also be required to pay $5 to enter into the public streets. This is not a lie this is not made up This is 100%...