Patsy Cline Crash Memorial - CELEBRITY GRAVES -Story with Details - 59th Anniversary

#patsycline #patsyclinecrash #celebritygraves
Please feel free to contact me:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/364344805027259
BIGBAKEONTHEMOVE@gmail.com
https://instagram.com/bigbakeonthemove

This video was released on the 59th Anniversary of the crash. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and the highlight of my trip was sitting down for a few minutes at the memorial benches and just listening to the sounds of the valley. As I walked back to the top of the hill I stopped and played a couple of Patsy’s songs with the volume maxed out on my phone. It echoed quite a bit in the valley, and I have to imagine that would have made the victims of the crash smile. I hope yall enjoy my short film. Thanks for viewing!

BELOVED COUNTRY SINGER PATSY CLINE died on March 5, 1963 when the airplane she was riding in plummeted into the Tennessee wilderness, and the crash site is now remembered by a meditative boulder.

Along with fellow country musicians Cowboy Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins, and Randy Hughes, Cline perished en route to Nashville after recently having described feeling a sense of impending doom. The site, located deep in the middle of the woods, is now marked with a cement plateau which culminates in an installed boulder with the names of the crash victims etched into the top. There is also a small gazebo with an informational collage about the singer. What the site lacks in grandeur it makes up for in an atmosphere of quiet reflection.

Music credit:
Epidemic sound
You let go – Thyra
Song for Maeve – American Legion