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OF JOY BLUES | |
The Garden of Joy Blues was an anarchist commune located in the Ozarks, about ten miles south of Birch Tree, Missouri. It was founded in 1972 and survived until 1978 or so. Its name came from the title of an old jug band song, and was chosen because two of the founders were devoted fans of rural acoustic blues. As time allows, more pages and pictures will be added to this site, but for now, here are the "where are they now" pages for three of the communards, The Singing Yronwode Family. | |
CATHERINE
YRONWODE: cat yronwode is an adult female human being who lives in northern California. She has an eclectic interest in many obscure subjects, some of which are described here. | |
ALTHAEA YRONWODE: Althaea Yronwode is a doctor who lives in San Francisco, California. | |
PETER YRONWODE: Peter Yronwode works for the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and lives in Columbia, Mo. At any time he may upload whatever he wishes to write, illustrate, or archive at this site. | |
If you were ever a fellow-communard or visitor of the Garden of Joy Blues, please contact us and let us know where you are now. | |
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