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photo An intriguing story that reminds me of my own experience discovering a local cat lady’s abandoned house, and the Essex Mountain Sanatorium we explored before it was demolished. Episode 199: House on Loon Lake Our entire show this week is one long story, sort of a real-life Hardy Boys mystery. More than most of our shows, this one lends itself to a Hollywood-style tagline. Perhaps: “You Might Break In … But You’ll Never Forget.” Or “Dead Letters Tell No Tales. (via This American Life ) Listen to this via the TAL (This American Life) iPhone app.  It’s a wonderful app for $2.99 with archives back to 1995.

An intriguing story that reminds me of my own experience discovering a local cat lady’s abandoned house, and the Essex Mountain Sanatorium we explored before it was demolished.

Episode 199: House on Loon Lake Our entire show this week is one long story, sort of a real-life Hardy Boys mystery. More than most of our shows, this one lends itself to a Hollywood-style tagline. Perhaps: “You Might Break In … But You’ll Never Forget.” Or “Dead Letters Tell No Tales. (via This American Life )

Listen to this via the TAL (This American Life) iPhone app.  It’s a wonderful app for $2.99 with archives back to 1995.

2 years ago

February 8, 2010
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