The House That Was Not There Yesterday
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The House That Was Not There Yesterday
Hugh Plover's curtain-twitching reaches new heights when the house across the street simply is not there yesterday morning. Binoculars, notebook, owl log, and twenty minutes of the impossible, witnessed twice. A slow, cozy mystery in seven small chapters.
CHAPTERS: 0:00 — Cold Open 1:10 — Welcome 6:50 — Act One — The Gap 21:42 — Act Two — Paper and Milk 38:05 — Act Three — The Blue Door 50:47 — Features — The Notebook and Owl of the Week 56:13 — Closing
SOURCES: Hugh Plover's field notebook (original commentary); the owl log; Mrs. Alder over the fence.
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