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Diamond Mines

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Dreams Landing presents another story of healing and renewal from the world within:

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Three children discover that an abandoned tar pit, soon to be developed into a shopping mall, is really a linking place to an eternal world, where they are instructed by a wise but eccentric grandmother. When the tar pit is paved over by the developer father of one of them, they must find mysterious ways to persuade their parents to alter their world, so their children can return.

Cast: Jason - Josh Rengert Jasmine - Alyson Ayn Osborn Martin - Mark Homayoun Frank/Mr. Hilyard - Peter Armetta Meg/Mrs. Norcross - Sharon Mann Grandmother/Butterfly - Mary Thomas

Recorded by Joe Sorce at Bolton Music Studio in West Linn, Oregon. Written and produced by Peter Armetta for Dreams Landing. http://www.dreamslanding.org/

For other Dreams Landing audio dramas in the archive:

Let Yourself Be Loved - https://archive.org/details/LetYourselfBeLoved Out of the Depths - https://archive.org/details/OutOfTheDepths The Old Woman and the Sea - https://archive.org/details/TheOldWomanandtheSea

And for dreams in performance: One Earth/One Dream - https://archive.org/details/OneEarthOneDream

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  1. DiamondMines

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  1. Diamond Mines

    Listeners' uploads · Peter Armetta · 1 episode here · archive.org

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