The Old Iron Keeps Working

⚙️ THE OLD IRON KEEPS WORKING 🌫️ WINDS OF W MOUNTAIN PRESENTS From the East Bellmont Signal Desk ⚠️ LISTENER ADVISORY This broadcast contains theatrical disappearances, abandoned industrial machinery, contaminated Adirondack wetlands, unusual animal behavior, and musical disturbances involving creatures of Chateaugay Lake. Listener discretion is advised, particularly near retired boilers. Wal, there's a good reason nobody around East Bellmont throws away old iron. It ain't sentiment. It's the suspicion that certain pieces haven't finished what they started. In Brainardsville, 1917, a young actor named Emile Gadway disappears during a theatrical performance. The trail leads toward the gutted boiler of the old steamboat Adirondack. Nobody's prepared to accuse the boiler of anything. “That would require paperwork.” — Johqu Bogart Meanwhile, at Standish, an abandoned ironworks appears to have left its occupation to the surrounding swamp. Warm water, glowing mud, and something large moving through the reeds suggest that closing a furnace does not necessarily stop the work. And out on Chateaugay Lake, a band of steamboat pirates assembles musical instruments from rusted iron. They call the resulting racket Bogcore. The water begins keeping time. Then the serpents answer. Can an old machine retain the habits of its former employment? And what happens when the country around it starts learning them? Three peculiar accounts. One troublesome proposition. And an East Bellmont production crew taking unusual precautions with the coffee pot. Old iron keeps working. Worse, it appears capable of training replacements. 🎙️ Join Johqu Bogart for another unsettling excursion into the peculiar affairs of the North Country. Pull up a chair near the stove. But don't encourage it. ⚙️ #WindsOfWMountain #TheOldIronKeepsWorking #ShatageeWoods #ChateaugayLake #EastBellmont #BrainardsvilleMystery #StandishIronworks #AdirondackFolklore #LakeGitaskog #NorthCountryMysteries #SteamboatDispatch #BogcoreMusic 🌫️