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He's Alive!...and living in Millersville, Tennessee
Yessiree folks!
Elvis is alive and living in Millersville, Tennessee. Here's the proof; taken as we prepared for one of two parades today (Not sure who the overweight Shriner is with him):

We did the first parade at the Millersville Bluegrass Jamboree. Here's a few of the players (the two little girls):

And here's some of the Shriners waiting for the parade to start. Trust me when I say that even though it looks like a cluster...., when the parade starts everything falls in line.

Next we went to Portland, Tennessee where they were holding their annual Strawberry Festival. At one time Portland was known as the "Strawberry Capital of the World"! It's still a pretty big affair. Here's a float with the "Strawberry Queens". They have various categories and if you look real close you'll see a young "Strawberry King" in the front.

As you can see from this picture, there was a large crowd and it was pretty much that way for the mile the parade ran:

And here's a shot of the Al Menah Shriners in the Parade. If you look really close and squint your eyes just right, you can see the motorcyles in the distance:

Yessiree folks!
Elvis is alive and living in Millersville, Tennessee. Here's the proof; taken as we prepared for one of two parades today (Not sure who the overweight Shriner is with him):

We did the first parade at the Millersville Bluegrass Jamboree. Here's a few of the players (the two little girls):

And here's some of the Shriners waiting for the parade to start. Trust me when I say that even though it looks like a cluster...., when the parade starts everything falls in line.

Next we went to Portland, Tennessee where they were holding their annual Strawberry Festival. At one time Portland was known as the "Strawberry Capital of the World"! It's still a pretty big affair. Here's a float with the "Strawberry Queens". They have various categories and if you look real close you'll see a young "Strawberry King" in the front.

As you can see from this picture, there was a large crowd and it was pretty much that way for the mile the parade ran:

And here's a shot of the Al Menah Shriners in the Parade. If you look really close and squint your eyes just right, you can see the motorcyles in the distance:
