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The Crossroads

When one thinks of crossroads, a dirt road crossing out in the middle of Bum fuck Egypt comes to mind for a lot of people.  It has been said that many come to the crossroads looking for fame and fortune.  one of those legends was Robert Johnson, legendary bluesman from Mississippi, who it was told […]

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This entry was posted in Amethyst's Offerings on September 7, 2011 by Chance Samedi.

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