Why would the Gardener be convinced Alex was going to London when Alex hates London?

Agatha Christie, today on the Classic Tales Podcast.

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With a lovely little mystery by Agatha Christie. It doesn't actually feature a sleuth,

but it is a fantastic example of the short form mystery. Agatha Christie excels in both

short and long form fiction, which is a further testament to her genius. I hope you like today's story.

8. Now for our personal moment. We've had some healthy issues this week.

Sill has been to the doctor a couple of times and we've had to get Goldie tested for COVID. She

doesn't have it and we're all getting better. I've been making Caffir again to get our gut flora

good and healthy. I make my own Caffir, which is like a drinkable yogurt. I did it for years,

and it really helped with my allergy to cats, as well as my acid reflux. It helps with a lot of

things actually. The way you make it is you have Caffir grains, a kind of gelatinous balls,

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