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My first BBQ in Memphis was from Jim & Nicks - really good ribs, great mashed potatoes and brown gravy, which is nice because I always think the sides aren't usually that great in BBQ joints. The other picture is fried dill pickles! We had those friday night at B.B. King's place on Beale Street - can you say salty?! Now, we got lucky Friday night, as I guess it's rained there for at least the past 10 years during Memphis in May - and we stayed dry! That is until the tornado siren woke us up at about 4:30 am! Saturday night people were not so lucky as they got evacuated due to tornados! I would assume that is why the huge fashion statement of the festival is fancy rain boots - I have never seen so many fun and colorful boots! And people don't want to live in California because of earthquakes - ha! More food pix to come...
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