The Superstitions

Home of many secrets

By Chelsea HoffmanPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

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The Superstitions

The Jewel of the Southwest

Where is Dutchman's gold?

nature poetry

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Chelsea Hoffman

Chelsea Hoffman is a prolific True Crime writer with numerous published works. She is also the author of some fiction works, including the Kindle Vella serial story "In Your Dreams."

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Kris Griffith3 years ago
Adding mystique to this was a great idea. I love the tantalizing twist of adding prospecting to this.

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