Letter to Frances (1934)

from inbetween stations · host David Hartley and Merki Ann Bell

Broadcast 800: A sublime reading of one of the most beautiful letters that was written by the young desert wanderer Everett Ruess, who disappeared in 1934 and was never heard from again.

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