A couple of our stops Nemo stayed on the bus. But rest assured, he heard all about the experience I was having. Here I am with Simeon Wright, hearing his story of the night Emmett Till was kidnapped from their room and later murdered. There are also some photos from the Sumner Court House where the historic trial took place. Later we visited the Emmett Till Intrepid Center where artifacts from the horrific event and evidence were on display. And finally, we visited the store where Emmett made that fatal "cat call" at Mrs. Bryant.

Our final day took us to Memphis where we experienced a little bit of everything The Delta has to offer. We went to The Cotton Museum as this was the place where cotton was king! We went to the Stax Museum to explore the impact The Blues had on music as soul was introduced to the world and for the first time both African American and white artists performed and recorded in the same place. We took in a little BBQ lunch at Central BBQ and finished our day off at the National Civil Rights Museum where history truly comes alive as one witnesses the site of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination and can travel across the street to the site where James Earl Ray fired the fatal shot. Our final stop this day was The Peabody Hotel where we watched the ducks march back to the elevator and head on up to their penthouse suite. Nemo was a bit confused as he was looking for others like him and kept finding a bunch of ducks!

Finally, Nemo had a couple adventures alone...he decided since he had never been to this part of the country, he wanted to see all he could. He journeyed across the Mississippi River into Arkansas and took the time to take pictures as he ventured into Mississippi and Tennessee, too.