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Continue reading →: Adamsville Cemetery: Arizona’s Forgotten Pioneer Burial GroundOnce part of a thriving 19th-century settlement, Adamsville Cemetery is all that remains of one of Arizona’s earliest pioneer towns. Though Adamsville itself was washed away long ago, this historic graveyard continues to stand as a haunting reminder of the state’s frontier past.
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Continue reading →: How a Tarot Reading Can Shift Your Energy Before the End of the YearFeeling pressured as the year ends? Discover how a tarot reading can help you refocus, find clarity, and reset your energy before stepping into 2026.
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Continue reading →: Final Days: $55 Birthday Tarot Reading SpecialOnly two days remain to schedule a 30-minute tarot reading for $55 as part of a birthday special. With nearly a decade of experience, I provide personalized guidance, clarity, and healing. This limited-time offer allows clients to gain insightful direction, advancing with confidence. Don’t miss out; book your reading today!
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Continue reading →: Exploring Historic Architecture in Florence, ArizonaJoin me for a tour of unique historical buildings and architecture in Florence, Arizona! Small towns scattered across Arizona often hold some of the state’s most fascinating architecture and a true window into the past. Florence, Arizona, is no exception. Just a quiet drive south of Phoenix, Florence welcomes visitors…
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Continue reading →: Haunted Trails: Ghost Hunting in the Superstition MountainsFew places in Arizona are as steeped in mystery, tragedy, and legend as the Superstition Mountains. Known worldwide for the legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine, the jagged cliffs and winding canyons have drawn treasure hunters, wanderers, and thrill-seekers for more than a century. But beyond the gold, there are…
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Continue reading →: What’s old is new again.
So. A few nights ago, I was researching into a past life of mine. It’s my only lifetime where I was semi-known and linked to a famous historical figure. I was the common-law wife of a Wild West household name but unfortunately it all ended in tears and a laudanum…



