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• Mix Mesquite, Sage, Fire, Oil And A Dash Of White-Line Fever

  You shall cross the barren desert, but you shall not die of thirst. You shall wander far in safety, though you do not know the way. –From Be Not Alone, a hymn commonly sung at funerals.  Words by John Michael Talbot. “Somewhere on a desert highway, she rides a Harley-Davidson…her long blonde hair flying in…

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  January 25, 2016

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