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Multi-Coloured Guitars

Monday, 27th November 2006 by

At the Memphis-Days Inn At Graceland there’s a big blue guitar (yes, of course it’s a pool – here’s ground-level shots). And all the way over in Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia, there’s the Big Golden Guitar, which is exactly that – a big gold guitar. There’s a ground-level picture on the official site of the Big Golden Guitar Tourist Centre, which is the location for Australia’s Tamworth Country Music…

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