The Mud Line at Tarrant's Crossing

For nine months the reservoir is drawn down, and the drowned town of Tarrant's Crossing stands in open air for the first time since 1958 — streets, courthouse, post office and all. Teddy Krupka talks her way onto the field school documenting it. Her great-aunt was twelve the night the valley filled, and has spent sixty-six years saying only four words about the mail carrier who never got out: he wasn't a thief.

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  Episode #24

  The Mud Line at Tarrant's Crossing - Letter 24

  Aug 16, 20267 minS0

  “Full Pool” For nine months, while the Sheldrake Dam is repaired, the reservoir is drawn down sixty feet and the drowned town of Tarrant's Crossing stands in the open air for the first time since April 1958 — streets, courthouse, post office, and all. Teodora "Teddy" Krupka, twenty, talks her way onto the university field school documenting the site, but she isn't there for the grid squares. She's there because her ninety-one-year-old great-aunt Verity Amado was twelve years old on the night the valley filled, was the last person to see the substitute mail carrier Emory Prine alive, and has refused for sixty...

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  Episode #23

  The Mud Line at Tarrant's Crossing - Letter 23

  Aug 16, 20268 minS0

  “The Delivery” For nine months, while the Sheldrake Dam is repaired, the reservoir is drawn down sixty feet and the drowned town of Tarrant's Crossing stands in the open air for the first time since April 1958 — streets, courthouse, post office, and all. Teodora "Teddy" Krupka, twenty, talks her way onto the university field school documenting the site, but she isn't there for the grid squares. She's there because her ninety-one-year-old great-aunt Verity Amado was twelve years old on the night the valley filled, was the last person to see the substitute mail carrier Emory Prine alive, and has refused for sixty...

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  Episode #22

  The Mud Line at Tarrant's Crossing - Letter 22

  Aug 16, 20267 minS0

  “The Man With the Route in His Head” For nine months, while the Sheldrake Dam is repaired, the reservoir is drawn down sixty feet and the drowned town of Tarrant's Crossing stands in the open air for the first time since April 1958 — streets, courthouse, post office, and all. Teodora "Teddy" Krupka, twenty, talks her way onto the university field school documenting the site, but she isn't there for the grid squares. She's there because her ninety-one-year-old great-aunt Verity Amado was twelve years old on the night the valley filled, was the last person to see the substitute mail carrier Emory Prine...

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  Episode #21

  The Mud Line at Tarrant's Crossing - Letter 21

  Aug 16, 20267 minS0

  “The Records Room” For nine months, while the Sheldrake Dam is repaired, the reservoir is drawn down sixty feet and the drowned town of Tarrant's Crossing stands in the open air for the first time since April 1958 — streets, courthouse, post office, and all. Teodora "Teddy" Krupka, twenty, talks her way onto the university field school documenting the site, but she isn't there for the grid squares. She's there because her ninety-one-year-old great-aunt Verity Amado was twelve years old on the night the valley filled, was the last person to see the substitute mail carrier Emory Prine alive, and has refused for si...

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  Episode #20

  The Mud Line at Tarrant's Crossing - Letter 20

  Aug 16, 20261 minS0

  “The One Hour I Won't Dramatize” For nine months, while the Sheldrake Dam is repaired, the reservoir is drawn down sixty feet and the drowned town of Tarrant's Crossing stands in the open air for the first time since April 1958 — streets, courthouse, post office, and all. Teodora "Teddy" Krupka, twenty, talks her way onto the university field school documenting the site, but she isn't there for the grid squares. She's there because her ninety-one-year-old great-aunt Verity Amado was twelve years old on the night the valley filled, was the last person to see the substitute mail carrier Emory Prine alive, and ha...

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