Reply With QuoteIt is taken in the meditation garden. It's just that statue as far as I can recollect is not in the meditation garden anymore.Originally Posted by presley31
sure looks like its in the Meditation Garden, might be wrong though.
It is taken in the meditation garden. It's just that statue as far as I can recollect is not in the meditation garden anymore.
What was Elvis thinking by letting Linda go? He probably still would've been living if she was with him. She would've never had gone to bed once he left her sight.
here you see the statue in Meditation garden
It's hard NOT to imagine Elvis as perfect; how else could someone be THAT good looking, THAT talented, THAT generous & THAT charismatic
Linda left Elvis.
Linda saved Elvis's life on more than one occasion.
It's not fair to say he would still be alive had Linda been with him. Besides why should anyone have to babysit a 42 year old man like that.
He would have at least survived August 16th, 1977 had she been there I think ...
Getlo - cute'n'cuddly
Yes it is fair to say that Linda would have noticed he wasnt back in bed and probabaly she would have heard him when he fell to the ground.
Yeah.
Which is not to imply that Ginger was neglectful or to blame in any way for Elvis' death.
Getlo - cute'n'cuddly
Yes that statue is still there, and in the same placI think.
That aint tactics honey....that's just the beast in me.
Elvis PRESLEY:The most important, most influential artist of the 20th century. b. 8 Jan 1935, Mississippi, US, d. 16 Aug 1977. He holds, or has held, almost every chart-related record including perhaps the most important: more No.1s than any act in chart history.
Thanks for posting the picture.
Yes that statue is still there, and in the same placI think.
How many statues were in the meditation garden?? Never been to graceland.
does anybody know who that statue is supposed to be?????
Who bought it and who has chosen it
It's hard NOT to imagine Elvis as perfect; how else could someone be THAT good looking, THAT talented, THAT generous & THAT charismatic
Unfortunatley that is something we will never know.
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Is this book in English? I noticed next to language it has Denmark flag. Is there text in it?
Yes Dave it is in English.
Linda wouldn`t last an hour in my house this time of year...she`d catch pneumonia!!!
I don't think that's true,the period of Linda and Elvis we can clearly see hw Elvis changed...he became less healthier,and that's not to blame Linda,but only Elvis.What I'm trying to point out,is that some say it's Ginger's fault he died,but wehn she and Elvis got together he was already in a not healthy stadium.Linda couldn't get him off the drugs,neither did Ginger,and maybe she was more checking on him,but come on!!He wasn't a child and the times she saved his life,he was almost dead because he didn't react anymore when he ate somthing and almost stitch..on August 16 he died of a heartattack...there is nothing you can do about,only be more alerter,but then again,he was no child.
I'd like to go to Graceland
Memphis,Tennessee
To the member who inquired if these pics are from the 70's, yes they are.
I don't think it's there anymore Stryx, I don't remember seeing it. I think it was moved to another part of the Garden...I will have to relook though.
I am going to order this book after I receive Jeanne Lamay's to make sure that there aren't the same photos in both books.
To the member who inquired if these pics are from the 70's, yes they are.
I don't think it's there anymore Stryx, I don't remember seeing it. I think it was moved to another part of the Garden...I will have to relook though.
I am going to order this book after I receive Jeanne Lamay's to make sure that there aren't the same photos in both books.
The statue was still there in August this year.
That aint tactics honey....that's just the beast in me.
Elvis PRESLEY:The most important, most influential artist of the 20th century. b. 8 Jan 1935, Mississippi, US, d. 16 Aug 1977. He holds, or has held, almost every chart-related record including perhaps the most important: more No.1s than any act in chart history.
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