Hey man.That movie you mentioned in your area 51 video is A FRIGGIN Trip! I'll be honest Certain clouds made me suspicious as well.and I would have never thought of U.F.Os in that way before.but I still despise them none the less lol
I agree with your opinion besides the ghost thing. You aren't yet to experience those type of scenarios in your life. And i wish you don't cuz i guarantee you brother, it WILL change your life so much.
Idk how this guy doesn't get more views.... His vids are high quality and playing games in the middle of a Forrest or Insane asylum was crazy to watch.
Because he's trying to cater to harcore experienced folks who have been interested in the paranormal for years and even decades and his shit is fake as hell and over dramatized.
I really like how genuine you are with these, you hear something and you don't say "It must be a ghost" right away and you take the time to debunk what you hear, it's refreshing to hear as it gets so annoying with ghost hunting videos now days the slightest noise everyone in the group starts freaking out and assuming it's some ghost or something.
Dude, what a quality entertainment we've got here. This video gave me the chills all the time, much more than most horror movies, the soundtrack, the editing, the stories, everything was top notch. You got balls of steel man, thanks for the good content.
I'm not a believer in ghosts but his editing and acting is all very compelling 😄 his videos are really well done. And I wouldn't want to be out there in the dark!
I grew up in the woods and once when my whole family was eating dinner outside in the screened porch, we all clearly heard that sound of a screaming woman in the woods. It was a black panther, which was known to pass through the area. It was a bone chilling eerie sound, to say the least, and something I'll never forget. I wouldn't go in a tunnel in bear and mountain lion country in the day... certainly never at night.
I grew up in Cañon City and have spent a lot of time in phantom canyon and the surrounding areas. The area is beautiful and will leave you in awe, but the more time you spend out there the more likely you are to have run-ins with things that you don't completely understand.
@@oliviasukamto947 I've heard disembodied talking to me from across the canyon, my friend who's sitting next to me voice outside our tent trying to bring me out, and plenty of other more typical ghost things.
Cozy Fire-side ghost stories should be its own genre, it's so amazing to get cozy in some blankets and listen to you tell some spooky stories next to the crackling of the fire. Absolutely wonderful.
I think a lot of what attracts spirits/the paranormal to places like old mining towns is the greed and debauchery and violence inherent in such places. Human emotions tend to accumulate in locations and the objects found there, including in things like gemstones, as you mention, and darker, negative emotions seem to attach themselves stronger than positive ones. You rarely hear about happy places where nothing bad happened being haunted, but wherever there is suffering or unexpected misfortune, you are sure to find some kind of spiritual activity.
Met trent one sunny afternoon at a dog beach, he's one of the chillest dudes! It's always nice to see his adventures and the super talented cinematography! Stay safe on your travels Brotha🤘🏼✌🏽
@@TrentTheTraveler amazing...ahh could you please make a tutorial video on how to fight sasquatches away from my campsite and how to survive a major Tsunami... ty..looking forward brah..mmmph
I so wish I could be on at least a few of those adventures with Trent! As soon as I saw this place and the creek etc I was dreaming of that place ❤ @TTTHEFINEPRINTTT
Well I think it’s quite unresponsible of him to leave car door open and and start exploring outside because if there was mountain lion nearby , he can easily snatch the dog
@@vanizorc my village is in Himalayan forest , and often leopards are waiting for right time . And when they see the opportunity , they just snatch the dog and disappear and they need 5 seconds and you won’t even hear any sound
(the screaming) Have you heard a fox? It's literally terrifying the first time you hear it and don't know what it is. I had a friend with me outside when one started and he nearly sh*t his pants.
The first time that I actually saw a fox barking was hysterical. I had heard that sound but never knew what to attribute it to. Once I realized that noise came out of such a small harmless creature, I laughed. Seriously, I Know that there are people who hear that and think that they are surrounded by demonic forces 🤣
When I first to moved to where I am now it's very rural. Had the dogs outside one night and heard this terrifying scream. Scared me so bad I ran inside. Turns out it was a fox. 😂😂
I'm suprised with all the times ive hiked alone at night ive never seen any bobcats or wildlife in the forests or beach trails...i guess theyre more scared of you than you are of them
The fact that you also had to place the cameras at certain angles ahead of you just so we can see like as if you’re passing through for the first time, like the cave part for instance, we saw you walking in but then again I’m thinking “Oh right, you literally had to place that camera in order for us to watch you walk in” I love how you do that Trent 💯 awesome camera work 🔥
Is that how he does the video scenes filming his van or himself entering a new area? I assumed it meant that there was a camera crew with him and that he wasn't actually alone, but if it's just him placing his cameras ahead of where he goes, then that's pretty awesome.
coyotes make the scariest screams when calling for their young. We lived in the country and every year we had a mom come over our front yard with her young pups……I’ve never heard anything like it. It was a cross between a screaming woman & a dying cat 😳
This is true. One night I woke up and heard our rabbit thumping loudly in her cage on the porch. She didn't thump loud and constantly like that so I knew something was off. I heard this unearthly scream in the front yard. I grabbed my 2nd amendment rights and a flashlight and went to check. It was a coyote.
After a crappy couple weeks, the notification for this dropping alone was enough to cheer me up. Also, seeing Millie with her own flashlight is adorable 😊
I just came upon your channel. (Don't take this the wrong way, but...) I'm a 60 year old woman with grandchildren, and I have to say, you are so stickin' cute...and INSPIRATIONAL. I want a van just like yours to adventure around the world in (I'm not dead yet!). Can't wait to see more of your vids, young man.
Reminds me of a really uncomfortable night I spent in our Sprinter conversion about 18 years ago. It was in the New Forest, UK and we'd been to visit my Aunt who lived in a nearby town. It was August and it was just myself, my husband and our youngest daughter, then 8 years old. She was crazy about horses at the time and we hoped to get a glimpse of the famous semi- wild New Forset ponies.We pulled into a small, gravelly area marked Rufus Stone at dusk. There was nobody else parked there. It was a peaceful spot, but as darkness fell I began to feel really spooked out. The other two seemed oblivious to the vibes but I was hyper alert. I thought maybe I was sensing the presence of the wild boar which also roam the forest but there wasn't a sign of any large animals. It was so scary stepping outside in the dark to have a pee before bed! I lay awake most of the night and it felt like a hostile presence was actually inside the van with us. Horrible! In the morning we awoke to tne sound of curious ponies approaching the van, no spooky vibes at all. Later I found out that the place is supposed to be haunted because King William Rufus was murdered there while out hunting.
🥰😧😰😱 Millie sitting in the drivers seat, checking things out (@25:30) both scared the shit outta me and made my heart melt, at the same time. Wonder if this was footage from while you were out walking the road or if it was in the middle of the night, but either way... she was definitely alerted. Look at her ears! 😍 🫶
The screaming woman you heard was definitely a fox. They literally sound like a grown woman being disemboweled. Can definitely scare the hell out of ya in the middle of the woods at night if you're not familiar with the sound.
When I lived in the Zuni mountains in New Mexico I heard mountain lion scream sounds exactly like a woman screaming. Scared the shit out of me I ran in the camper like mom mom there a lady screaming out in the forest hahaha
When he made the tea you can hear something thud like against the van or likewise but the fact even Milli ( I hope I spelled the name right ) reacted to that sound makes it 100x more believable
Hello Trent, In circumstances such as this, it would be wise to have a contingency plan for Milly. In the unfortunate event something happens to you while traversing through the forest alone, at night; someone would need to come retrieve her or she'll be trapped in the vehicle. It might even be better to leave her with a local friend if the option exists before going on risky adventures.
Seriously...? Don't tell me you honestly believe he's all alone on his trips.. Come on.. Listen very carefully to the story starting at 12:10.... "...the noise that WE were hearing"...."OUR tent".... ".. "WE were sitting in OUR tent ...trying to figure out if WE were hearing this correctly...." .. "...WE came to the conclusion it was probably a mountain lion"... "...after that experience, when WE finally got signal on OUR phones again...".. BUT I don't care, I like this channel, I like the stories.......
I believe the screams that you heard, or some thing that’s called a red fox they scream in a way that it sounds like a bloodcurdling scream from a dying woman, but also appear as it’s some thing mimicking that it is eerie. I have not heard it myself, but we have some up at the cottage that my grandpa has and my grandpa has heard it creepy
My first time here, and I love your honesty and not faking ghost noises ! If we see them , we see them, if we don't , we don't? But it was creepy and you were very brave to do this alone! And a dog is great company and will alert you if anyone is nearby? I enjoyed this video, thank you? 🖐️👍
First time watcher here. I enjoyed this video and will be watching more. Loved the cave, very interesting. I have never believed in ghosts, but I do believe there are things we don't understand and can't explain. Those are the instances which capture our imaginations. Stay safe and give Millie a scratch on the ears for me.
What a trip...I just came across this video by accident....I live in California now but once upon a hard time in life....not only did I drive down that road....but lived for in the exact spot you parked....never knew it was haunted but it does kinda creep u out at night.... completely different feeling from night n day
@@AnAussieinAmerica Hey bro where in Australia are you from? Sorry to be random, but I’m an American living in Australia.. literally the opposite of each other haha.
@@AnAussieinAmerica Cool! Big change! The Gong is beautiful. I’m from a Seattle originally but have been living in Western Sydney since 2008. Now Campbelltown-ish area.
Your videos are really fun! I was so nervous for you as you walked down the roads. All I kept thinking was “Oh please go back to the van!” You’re crazy did you know that? Then I’m like “Oh yeah! Say skinwalker again, only this time, say it REALLY loud!!” You’re very brave. I’ll pray for you. God bless.
I love watching your adventures. I wish I was brave enough to just let go of everything and just travel. What a fantastic way to live! Good luck in all your journey's.
That makes you so genuinen you could make a lot drama and leave it like that but you go and find rational explanations, but you still realize there might be more to the haunted place. I really like this.
I was stationed in the springs for 4 years, I’ve always explore the area. From what I understand, those tunnels used to be a railway. The city removed it so vehicles can pass through it. I’ve driven on old stage rd multiple times. This gives me that kind of vibes.
first timer...watched 3 of your vids so far....i have to say, for a channel that has 400k subs, you have 2M+ style videos, your production and editing is top notch....its almost syndicated worthy. Excellent job sir.
Hi, I lived in that area for years. It is a beautiful spot. The mountain lions might be a reason, to be on alert, but I've never heard much talk about ghosts. Look up the sounds made by bobcats and red foxes. Both make a range of noises that can terrify you in the night, especially bobcats.
It is so weird how me and my friends had the same experience while camping. The scream was exactly how you described it. And it came closer and closer then stopped eventually. It was horrible feeling stuck in a tent like that. Love the vids!
I am so glad this video showed up in my recommended videos. I love vanlife videos and I also LOVE spooky stories and drives on dark roads in the dead of night. This video combines the two and I have to say, this type of video is my absolute favorite! It has everything: Vanlife, camping, spooky stories. But what I most love is THE DOG! I'm so glad that he has a dog with him, because they're such great company. I have to say, I do love his hair - and hope he doesn't cut it anytime soon! He's definitely "easy on the eyes" too, which makes this video a real pleasure to watch! 😆🤣 I also love the front end shots, where it shows the dark road at night. It's like we're riding along. Thumbs up. I'm subscribing. 15:46 Hell no!!
Over 65, and I would say his looks are most of the reason I watch it. LOLOL That and his cool van. Oh and Millie is adorable, love that she sleeps under the covers with him.
Love the spooky history and skinwalker stuff. It was so eerie at night. Maybe set up a night cam near where you camp. You might have caught the skinwalker moving your spade. Looking forward to the mining video
It’s crazy how nature can look so beautiful during the day then when the sun goes down the surrounding areas makes our senses become more acute the darkness takes over Your pup is adorable 🥰 you are such a brave guy going out and doing these awesome haunted stories and alone too with some history and how I love me some history that was fun 🤩
I found your channel a couple of weeks ago. I must say besides the creppy content, the captivating storytelling, the eerie vibes, the interesting spots you visit, you come across as a really cool dude. also, I like your style of filming too. the editing, the colors..I only watch youtube these days instead of tv etc. and your videos brighten my day. 🙂 it takes you away for some time from the everyday life and I enjoy it a lot.
I hear a lot of deer and foxes scream at night or early morning where I live, and they truly sound like someone dying sometimes. Especially the deer really freaked me out the first time i heard it😂 Did not expect that sound from them, like a demonic dog human scream bark. Absolutely loving these vids! tho You're a great story teller and creator and its always entertaining without being over the top! Awesome stuff. Leaving a virtual pet for Millie too as she is such a great doggo and personality!
Yeah. I have a family of foxes that live in the woods behind my house. That scream he recreated was a fox. I've watched the mom fox scream like that in broad daylight. It's haunting, but it's just a fox.
Curious why so many animals evolved the same sort of scream. I wonder if it's in imitation of something, or if that's just a good sound that travels far?
I was gonna say the flashlight company needs to sponsor you lol, it was amazing. I cant tell you how much I appreciate your videos and the work you put into the quality and production of them. Another great one! Keep living your best life brother and millie too
Love how openly honest you are about debunking things like the singing you herd in the tunnel and the shovel sliding off the tyre. A lot of contract creators would have kept these things to themselves to try create some false expense, gotta respect honesty! ✌🏼
You are living the life we all wish we had decided to live before being trapped in the societal norm. I'm enjoying living vicariously through your videos lol. Live it up bro - one life and all.
If you ever go to Colorado again, go west out of Denver, towards Evergreen and Bailey. From Bailey, turn towards a town called Pine. I lived there for a while. It's a way cool place!!! When you leave, take the back road up the canyon to the Bucksnort Saloon. Awesome food and place! Continue out the canyon, and you`ll go through an old mining town where some folks still live. Huge boulders! The road will take you back out to the main highway. Very kool trip!!!
I think it's psychological, you hear a bump in the night or think you see something in the corner of your eye that puts you on edge. I agree there were real creatures on that road that were more of threat than ghost stories. I am an open minded sceptic when it comes to the paranormal, but there are some weird things in the world.
I did hear the exact same sound he did while watching this vid. I even went outside to check, but dead silent at night. Iv never seen anything but Iv heard voices sometimes...maybe our brains do that too
@@Exalted_Truth I think our brains can do some strange things when we think we hear or see what may be perceived by some as paranormal. There is a natural thing called infrasound that is beyond human hearing,, but it can create an uneasy feeling (and in some cases trigger our flight or fight response).
Welcome to Colorado. I hope you enjoy your visit here. I am also in Colorado. There is a very rich history from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek. Divide and other areas like Victor. Gold Camp Rd is also what we locals refer to as a "Body Dump." Many murder victims end up there as well as questionable activities happen up there. I was always terrified when as a young chi my family would travel the old road and through that original "cave/dug out mountainside road " that you had to drive through to get from COS to Cripple Creek. I would literally start screaming and crying that it was gonna collapse. Years later it happened. They road dept had to fence that off and build a new road around that fallen in access.
I love when you think outside the box and camp where they say it’s haunted! I love being a subscriber and I love watching these videos when I get off work. :) ❤
It's great to see you, Trent. Great video. I loved Milles' flashlight. You're the man of steel being out there alone! Be safe. Looking forward to your next video. Much love
Your screaming story sounds very similar to what I may have heard this one early morning around 3:45 am when I was camping. it has stuck with me since. This happened in WA at the Saltwater State Park
I loved watching! I lived 2 miles south of Victor and used that road alot to go to Canon City. Try Shelf Road next time! And I cant wait for that video!🥰
I remember the first time that I heard the sound of something trying to mimic a woman screaming for help: I was serving in the army; it was a hot, damp summer's night, and I was on guard duty at a warehouse full of supplies and other stuff, in the middle of a grassland with patches of swamp and forest here and there. It must've been around 3:00 am. I heard rustling coming from some bushes close to the warehouse, and then a bloodcurdling scream that sounded like a woman was in danger, but with bestial notes, as if something was trying to mimic a human cry for help. Then, another one nearby. And another one. And before I knew it, I could hear almost half a dozen screams coming from different directions; when I started shedding light to where those screams came from, I could see pairs of glowing eyes fixated right at me. I was surrounded by at least six pairs of eyes, and I could hear more screams getting closer and closer. Keep in mind that soldiers on guard duty are only allowed to shoot under very specific conditions, and being afraid of glowing eyes and screams isn't one of them, at least where I come from. At this point, I could either defend myself in melee when these things tried to attack, or I could head back to my relatively protected guardpost. I chose the latter, but made sure to walk calmly, looking out at every possible direction while doing so, as to spot early any incoming attackers, and have a fighting chance against them. After a couple of minutes that felt like an eternity, I reached the post safely, closed the door behind me, and locked it for good measure. Soon, a dozen creatures had surrounded the guardpost, screaming like there was no tomorrow, but always hidden in the tallest grass and bushes, with only their glowing eyes betraying their positions. They eventually dispersed when a military truck arrived, and soon after, my guard duty was over for the night. I informed the other guard about the incident and went on my way. As I was told the next morning, it was probably a pack of jackals, as the cries of jackals and foxes do sound like human women in danger. The thing is, jackals do love ganging up, killing and eating solitary creatures. So, if that night I had tried to run like crazy towards the guardpost, or if I tried to play it brave and move towards the glowing eyes, I would've been a huge steaming pile of jackal poo in no time. It was neither fight, nor flight that saved my bacon that night, but rather the fact that I kept my cool and did a tactical retreat towards a safe place, without showing fear, but showing great awareness. I passed from that place a few days ago and, after two decades, it is now being developed. Soon, it will be full with brand-new houses. My mind raced back to that night, and I couldn't help but think about those jackals, and what happaned to them. Did they migrate to another location, or did they die in their burrows when the bulldozers arrived and started demolishing the trees and flattening the earth?
13:06 Its a young sasquatch calling their parents or a skinwalker. Not as a joke. My uncle who spent 75% of his life in the woods as a hardboiled hunter said "If you hear bellowing screams from the forest when everything else is silent get outta there, thats a sasquatch and it will kill you once it finds you because they are territorrial. Generally dont enter a silent forest because its highly possible a sasquatch has its abode nearby" Now i wouldnt care much about it. But given how he spent his life in the woods and hunted all his life I began to think : He wouldnt joke something about this, why would he even? Now im pretty sure many people will call me stupid as they did with my uncle. But generally do yourself good, if the forest is silent. Leave it. If you hear screams thats not normal(elks, moose and wolfs have very distinctive calls) leave as fast as you can. But no running and keep your wits about you. PS : I also heard stories from other hunters and wood dwellers that skinwalkers once they sense human presence try to mimic a human in pain or distress so you go out and investigate. Then kill you. PS 2 : I strongly believe many 411 disappearances are covered up skinwalker and sasquatch attacks.
I am not an American but I do agree with you about the voices/screams etc. i have been by myself and with friends to the deep forests. A lot of crazy stuff happened every time we went into the depths of forests or caves etc. So i do agree with you sir.
Hey, Trent, love watching and seeing this as I'm planning a trip to Colorado with my brother. I am now rethinking..thanks for that. lol...still going to watch though. Sometimes i wish i could live the van life. 😊
I live in the woods of Oklahoma. I do this every night. 😂 Freak out because of animals creeping around my house. They do sound terrifying when they fight and scream. But there there are times I hear stuff and nothing is there😮 It can be creepy AF! You are a brave man to walk out there alone.
@@CrisR07. yes they are real. I am not alone in seeing the thing. I was driving home from work and what looked like half wolf, half man lept over the hood of my car. I watched it disappear over the railing of the bridge and into the field. I thought I was going crazy, my boss at the time was a native american man who w a healer. I went to him and told him what I saw. He confirmed it was a skinwalker. Later that year I learned from others at work and in my community that they had also witnessed this. I lived at the time very near the rez. My grandmother was part native american and I grew up hearing stories. Check into native american folk lore. You will learn more.
I think it would be smart to take your dog with you. They are more perceptive specially in the dark and will make more noise. Seeing two things can deter some predators. Also if something were to happen to you, the dog won't make it either. If her safety is paramount then dont bring her with you. With her, you will feel less lonely as well on such lonely walks.
That was fun and interesting. YES it looked creepy/haunted. Imagine the indigenous people and how they felt about the odd noises and shadows. Or the first miners/explorers that might be looking at the place by Lantern light.
Millie with her little collar light... cute. I would be telling some cheerful, positive stories in this kind of setting and enjoying the stars and crackling fire.
I know this is supposed to be creepy but there's something so wholesome and relaxing about it too, makes me want to have a van life too. Just subscribed :)
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Hey man.That movie you mentioned in your area 51 video is A FRIGGIN Trip! I'll be honest Certain clouds made me suspicious as well.and I would have never thought of U.F.Os in that way before.but I still despise them none the less lol
The ghosts aren’t what I’d be afraid of. The things you can see is what I’d be alert about! Wild animals and crazy folk!
The most dangerous thing out in the forest is a mentally ill fellow human being...
@@a7i_. lmao and that too!
@@a7i_. If only that were true
I agree with your opinion besides the ghost thing. You aren't yet to experience those type of scenarios in your life. And i wish you don't cuz i guarantee you brother, it WILL change your life so much.
I'm totally fine with animals. Taking pictures seems to scare them off no problem. People on the other hand....
My dad always used to tell me when I got scared of ghosts as a kid; Don’t he scared of the dead, be afraid of the people who are alive. Lol
I once saw a ghost and it was scary. Thanks tbh
Be afraid of both, it's not the dead you have to worry about, but Demon's impersonating the dead.
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You can say that but you know that fear right 😜
ISSA cold 🥶 world
Even the dog is wearing a headlight... that's the cutest thing everrrrr
Idk how this guy doesn't get more views.... His vids are high quality and playing games in the middle of a Forrest or Insane asylum was crazy to watch.
Because he's trying to cater to harcore experienced folks who have been interested in the paranormal for years and even decades and his shit is fake as hell and over dramatized.
@@jamescook4881 I think you're thinking of Ghost Adventures.
Because he likes alone in the middle of the night in the forest 😅
400k plus views are you dog?
@@joshwhatf and how is he any different?
"I heard an unnknown sound. Let me open the door and go outside." Genius.
Like in american horror movies 😀
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Well there's nothing to fear but Fear itself.
Yes trying to spice things up... also quite possibly the noise was staged
Exactly
I really like how genuine you are with these, you hear something and you don't say "It must be a ghost" right away and you take the time to debunk what you hear, it's refreshing to hear as it gets so annoying with ghost hunting videos now days the slightest noise everyone in the group starts freaking out and assuming it's some ghost or something.
It’s amazing how much a place changes at night, it definitely takes on a whole other life.
That's so true!
No es el lugar es nuestra mente 😊
Dude, what a quality entertainment we've got here. This video gave me the chills all the time, much more than most horror movies, the soundtrack, the editing, the stories, everything was top notch. You got balls of steel man, thanks for the good content.
I'm not a believer in ghosts but his editing and acting is all very compelling 😄 his videos are really well done. And I wouldn't want to be out there in the dark!
@@jneilson7568ghost can’t exist but jinn exists i witnessed them
@@zikriaali4312What a silly thing to say
@@satyendra6587Why is that silly??? They are real..
@@zikriaali4312 How do they look? I'm curious to know.
The dog will make you aware of any threat around the van so good to know you're in good company :)
I grew up in the woods and once when my whole family was eating dinner outside in the screened porch, we all clearly heard that sound of a screaming woman in the woods. It was a black panther, which was known to pass through the area. It was a bone chilling eerie sound, to say the least, and something I'll never forget.
I wouldn't go in a tunnel in bear and mountain lion country in the day... certainly never at night.
I've got to give you credit for being all alone and telling scary ghost stories in the dark in the middle of nowhere! At least we're at home safe!!!!
How can he be alone when there are shots from outside of his van and he drives and approaches the place where he will stay the night?
@@rebeccamangelsdorf3806didn’t you see he is putting camera everywhere 🧐🤌🏻👀👁️
@@lionelandres2523 The cameras are zooming in ,could be post processing tho.
@@ectoplasma5 have heard of editing
You just feel home is safe co you're just used to that place
I grew up in Cañon City and have spent a lot of time in phantom canyon and the surrounding areas. The area is beautiful and will leave you in awe, but the more time you spend out there the more likely you are to have run-ins with things that you don't completely understand.
Such as ?
@@oliviasukamto947 I've heard disembodied talking to me from across the canyon, my friend who's sitting next to me voice outside our tent trying to bring me out, and plenty of other more typical ghost things.
@@TurellGamingOfficial so what’s your reaction when that happened ?
@@oliviasukamto947 like in the video or when it happened to me?
@@TurellGamingOfficial when happened to you
Cozy Fire-side ghost stories should be its own genre, it's so amazing to get cozy in some blankets and listen to you tell some spooky stories next to the crackling of the fire. Absolutely wonderful.
I think a lot of what attracts spirits/the paranormal to places like old mining towns is the greed and debauchery and violence inherent in such places. Human emotions tend to accumulate in locations and the objects found there, including in things like gemstones, as you mention, and darker, negative emotions seem to attach themselves stronger than positive ones. You rarely hear about happy places where nothing bad happened being haunted, but wherever there is suffering or unexpected misfortune, you are sure to find some kind of spiritual activity.
You're such a a Drama Queen when you tell your Stories. That's why I Love You and Your Channel do Much. You're the Greatest
Met trent one sunny afternoon at a dog beach, he's one of the chillest dudes! It's always nice to see his adventures and the super talented cinematography! Stay safe on your travels Brotha🤘🏼✌🏽
Yo dude!!! I remember you!! Hope the music endeavors are going well man!
I agree. Cool guy. Wish I’d seen him when he was in Estes.
Were you the guy that was high n tried to break into his van? JK JK🤣
@@TrentTheTraveler amazing...ahh could you please make a tutorial video on how to fight sasquatches away from my campsite and how to survive a major Tsunami... ty..looking forward brah..mmmph
I so wish I could be on at least a few of those adventures with Trent! As soon as I saw this place and the creek etc I was dreaming of that place ❤ @TTTHEFINEPRINTTT
Millie does not look worried at all and she is the one that knows what's really going on.
If there was a thud on the van I think the dog would have gone nuts.
The flashlight attachment had me LOL made it look like Scoobydoo!🤣
When u think about it Pets can see things humans can't which is creepy
Well I think it’s quite unresponsible of him to leave car door open and and start exploring outside because if there was mountain lion nearby , he can easily snatch the dog
@@vanizorc my village is in Himalayan forest , and often leopards are waiting for right time . And when they see the opportunity , they just snatch the dog and disappear and they need 5 seconds and you won’t even hear any sound
(the screaming) Have you heard a fox? It's literally terrifying the first time you hear it and don't know what it is. I had a friend with me outside when one started and he nearly sh*t his pants.
That's hilarious. Bobcats sound exactly like a woman screaming.
The first time that I actually saw a fox barking was hysterical. I had heard that sound but never knew what to attribute it to.
Once I realized that noise came out of such a small harmless creature, I laughed. Seriously, I Know that there are people who hear that and think that they are surrounded by demonic forces 🤣
When I first to moved to where I am now it's very rural. Had the dogs outside one night and heard this terrifying scream. Scared me so bad I ran inside. Turns out it was a fox. 😂😂
I'm suprised with all the times ive hiked alone at night ive never seen any bobcats or wildlife in the forests or beach trails...i guess theyre more scared of you than you are of them
The fact that you also had to place the cameras at certain angles ahead of you just so we can see like as if you’re passing through for the first time, like the cave part for instance, we saw you walking in but then again I’m thinking “Oh right, you literally had to place that camera in order for us to watch you walk in” I love how you do that Trent 💯 awesome camera work 🔥
Is that how he does the video scenes filming his van or himself entering a new area? I assumed it meant that there was a camera crew with him and that he wasn't actually alone, but if it's just him placing his cameras ahead of where he goes, then that's pretty awesome.
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I like how Millie has her own little light. Also- love your content!
gotta see where you walkin
coyotes make the scariest screams when calling for their young. We lived in the country and every year we had a mom come over our front yard with her young pups……I’ve never heard anything like it. It was a cross between a screaming woman & a dying cat 😳
This is true. One night I woke up and heard our rabbit thumping loudly in her cage on the porch. She didn't thump loud and constantly like that so I knew something was off. I heard this unearthly scream in the front yard. I grabbed my 2nd amendment rights and a flashlight and went to check. It was a coyote.
That the same in the UK but it's fox who sound like that.
After a crappy couple weeks, the notification for this dropping alone was enough to cheer me up. Also, seeing Millie with her own flashlight is adorable 😊
Sorry for your crappy couple weeks 😊
@@mommyholly7073 Thank you, appreciate it.
Hope your better now mate😊
@@cowz1812 little bit, despite ending up in arguments with idiots on Twitter 😂 thanks for asking though
this man is freaking brave. love his content, especially those camera angles. it takes lot of time and efforts. keep up the good work trent. 🙂👍
I agree, foxes screaming sound like someone being murdered! Terrified me the first time I heard them 😂
Exactly, fear is all in your mind.
I just came upon your channel. (Don't take this the wrong way, but...) I'm a 60 year old woman with grandchildren, and I have to say, you are so stickin' cute...and INSPIRATIONAL. I want a van just like yours to adventure around the world in (I'm not dead yet!). Can't wait to see more of your vids, young man.
Trent!! You're an inspiration brother from the early days of film projects to now having such an epic channel, congrats on all you do!
Reminds me of a really uncomfortable night I spent in our Sprinter conversion about 18 years ago. It was in the New Forest, UK and we'd been to visit my Aunt who lived in a nearby town. It was August and it was just myself, my husband and our youngest daughter, then 8 years old. She was crazy about horses at the time and we hoped to get a glimpse of the famous semi- wild New Forset ponies.We pulled into a small, gravelly area marked Rufus Stone at dusk. There was nobody else parked there. It was a peaceful spot, but as darkness fell I began to feel really spooked out. The other two seemed oblivious to the vibes but I was hyper alert. I thought maybe I was sensing the presence of the wild boar which also roam the forest but there wasn't a sign of any large animals. It was so scary stepping outside in the dark to have a pee before bed! I lay awake most of the night and it felt like a hostile presence was actually inside the van with us. Horrible! In the morning we awoke to tne sound of curious ponies approaching the van, no spooky vibes at all. Later I found out that the place is supposed to be haunted because King William Rufus was murdered there while out hunting.
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Millie sitting in the drivers seat, checking things out (@25:30) both scared the shit outta me and made my heart melt, at the same time. Wonder if this was footage from while you were out walking the road or if it was in the middle of the night, but either way... she was definitely alerted. Look at her ears!
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The screaming woman you heard was definitely a fox. They literally sound like a grown woman being disemboweled. Can definitely scare the hell out of ya in the middle of the woods at night if you're not familiar with the sound.
Definitely a fox we hear them all the time
When I lived in the Zuni mountains in New Mexico I heard mountain lion scream sounds exactly like a woman screaming. Scared the shit out of me I ran in the camper like mom mom there a lady screaming out in the forest hahaha
When he made the tea you can hear something thud like against the van or likewise but the fact even Milli ( I hope I spelled the name right ) reacted to that sound makes it 100x more believable
bro the dog literally did not react at all but ok
@@Scrogan_16 yes he did
Hello Trent,
In circumstances such as this, it would be wise to have a contingency plan for Milly. In the unfortunate event something happens to you while traversing through the forest alone, at night; someone would need to come retrieve her or she'll be trapped in the vehicle. It might even be better to leave her with a local friend if the option exists before going on risky adventures.
I second that !!
I agree wholeheartedly!
Seriously...? Don't tell me you honestly believe he's all alone on his trips.. Come on.. Listen very carefully to the story starting at 12:10.... "...the noise that WE were hearing"...."OUR tent".... ".. "WE were sitting in OUR tent ...trying to figure out if WE were hearing this correctly...." .. "...WE came to the conclusion it was probably a mountain lion"... "...after that experience, when WE finally got signal on OUR phones again...".. BUT I don't care, I like this channel, I like the stories.......
@@iknownothing495not many people realize that such big youtubers usually explore such places with a crew and then make it seem like they’re alone
Yeah...i don't think its a good idea to leave a pet alone in places like that..😢
Your dog wears a flashlight. Awesome!!
I believe the screams that you heard, or some thing that’s called a red fox they scream in a way that it sounds like a bloodcurdling scream from a dying woman, but also appear as it’s some thing mimicking that it is eerie. I have not heard it myself, but we have some up at the cottage that my grandpa has and my grandpa has heard it creepy
Ok well at least it’s not a gigantic threat
@@PrincessTwilightdash still would make someone stain their pants though if they haven't known better, though.
Enjoying the spooky theme of these more recent videos.
Thank you! I enjoy making these types of videos so much more so I’m glad you’re enjoying them too!!
I also think so. That and the fact that he debunks ‘scary’ stuff real time.
@@TrentTheTraveler Dude THESE ARE THE BEST! Plz keep making them.
Horror experience and stories are the only thing that keep my heart beating. And you do justice to it !!
Millie having her own flashlight is so cute.
My first time here, and I love your honesty and not faking ghost noises ! If we see them , we see them, if we don't , we don't? But it was creepy and you were very brave to do this alone! And a dog is great company and will alert you if anyone is nearby? I enjoyed this video, thank you? 🖐️👍
First time watcher here. I enjoyed this video and will be watching more. Loved the cave, very interesting. I have never believed in ghosts, but I do believe there are things we don't understand and can't explain. Those are the instances which capture our imaginations. Stay safe and give Millie a scratch on the ears for me.
What a trip...I just came across this video by accident....I live in California now but once upon a hard time in life....not only did I drive down that road....but lived for in the exact spot you parked....never knew it was haunted but it does kinda creep u out at night.... completely different feeling from night n day
You are literally doing everything I want to do, such a inspiration man for real
💯 same
@@AnAussieinAmerica Hey bro where in Australia are you from? Sorry to be random, but I’m an American living in Australia.. literally the opposite of each other haha.
@@neilswan6977 Gday mate, From Wollongong, living in NJ now for the past 12mths.
@@AnAussieinAmerica Cool! Big change! The Gong is beautiful. I’m from a Seattle originally but have been living in Western Sydney since 2008. Now Campbelltown-ish area.
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This was SOOO GOOD!! Kudos for the courage it took to make this video, I can't imagine being all alone in a remote setting.
He’s got balls!
Millie is one brave girl too!
Your videos are really fun! I was so nervous for you as you walked down the roads. All I kept thinking was “Oh please go back to the van!” You’re crazy did you know that? Then I’m like “Oh yeah! Say skinwalker again, only this time, say it REALLY loud!!”
You’re very brave. I’ll pray for you. God bless.
I love watching your adventures. I wish I was brave enough to just let go of everything and just travel. What a fantastic way to live! Good luck in all your journey's.
Your cinematography is what made this episode more chilling. Keep it up!
That makes you so genuinen you could make a lot drama and leave it like that but you go and find rational explanations, but you still realize there might be more to the haunted place. I really like this.
I really want to do this so bad, the thought of being inside the camper van in a haunted area is so exciting
I love when camping is horror, it makes the hairs on my neck shudder, but that's what I've been waiting for.
I was stationed in the springs for 4 years, I’ve always explore the area. From what I understand, those tunnels used to be a railway. The city removed it so vehicles can pass through it. I’ve driven on old stage rd multiple times. This gives me that kind of vibes.
first timer...watched 3 of your vids so far....i have to say, for a channel that has 400k subs, you have 2M+ style videos, your production and editing is top notch....its almost syndicated worthy. Excellent job sir.
Hi, I lived in that area for years. It is a beautiful spot. The mountain lions might be a reason, to be on alert, but I've never heard much talk about ghosts. Look up the sounds made by bobcats and red foxes. Both make a range of noises that can terrify you in the night, especially bobcats.
It is so weird how me and my friends had the same experience while camping. The scream was exactly how you described it. And it came closer and closer then stopped eventually. It was horrible feeling stuck in a tent like that. Love the vids!
The courage you have to walking that dark forest roads omg i could never I just die by fear
I am so glad this video showed up in my recommended videos. I love vanlife videos and I also LOVE spooky stories and drives on dark roads in the dead of night. This video combines the two and I have to say, this type of video is my absolute favorite! It has everything: Vanlife, camping, spooky stories. But what I most love is THE DOG! I'm so glad that he has a dog with him, because they're such great company. I have to say, I do love his hair - and hope he doesn't cut it anytime soon! He's definitely "easy on the eyes" too, which makes this video a real pleasure to watch! 😆🤣 I also love the front end shots, where it shows the dark road at night. It's like we're riding along. Thumbs up. I'm subscribing. 15:46 Hell no!!
Over 65, and I would say his looks are most of the reason I watch it. LOLOL That and his cool van. Oh and Millie is adorable, love that she sleeps under the covers with him.
@@barbarakrall1184 I agree with you! All of the above you mentioned. I'm 58. LOL
Just found this channel , this is gold
You're very brave to be walking around the forest at night by yourself .
What do you mean? We identify as a camera so we're always with him.
@@mr.pangetakoto the point 😄
The likes😨😨
It’s calming
Who is taking picture of a moving van ? Is it a drone shot 🤔
This dude is living the good life in my opinion. I wish i could do this. But watching these vids will have to do.
Finally someone doing camping and talk, not just silent lol
check out the outdoor boys he has some awesome vids too
Chill and laid back -my kind of relaxing afternoon type of video....
Love the spooky history and skinwalker stuff. It was so eerie at night. Maybe set up a night cam near where you camp. You might have caught the skinwalker moving your spade. Looking forward to the mining video
The skill it takes to film something like this! Amazing video.
he cannot be alone or is a ghost taking the video of him
cudos for getting out doing something thats fun to you & sharing the adventures. good for you trent. fun to watch keep going, stay safe!!
Trent ain't afraid of no ghosts. He's got balls of steel. Millie with her little light on her collar so cute.
It’s crazy how nature can look so beautiful during the day then when the sun goes down the surrounding areas makes our senses become more acute the darkness takes over Your pup is adorable 🥰 you are such a brave guy going out and doing these awesome haunted stories and alone too with some history and how I love me some history that was fun 🤩
I found your channel a couple of weeks ago. I must say besides the creppy content, the captivating storytelling, the eerie vibes, the interesting spots you visit, you come across as a really cool dude. also, I like your style of filming too. the editing, the colors..I only watch youtube these days instead of tv etc. and your videos brighten my day. 🙂 it takes you away for some time from the everyday life and I enjoy it a lot.
same here i stopped watching tv from last 4 years , only youtube which show lot in limited time
This guy isn’t afraid of ghost
Ghost is afraid of him
Because there is no ghost lol
Yeah cause ghosts aren't real lol
It’s the strange people he needs to worry about😂
@@Digger-Nick yeah they are I've seen one
Insane video next level dedication man and you are incredibly brave for doing all this kudos!👏
I hear a lot of deer and foxes scream at night or early morning where I live, and they truly sound like someone dying sometimes. Especially the deer really freaked me out the first time i heard it😂 Did not expect that sound from them, like a demonic dog human scream bark. Absolutely loving these vids! tho You're a great story teller and creator and its always entertaining without being over the top! Awesome stuff. Leaving a virtual pet for Millie too as she is such a great doggo and personality!
Yeah. I have a family of foxes that live in the woods behind my house. That scream he recreated was a fox. I've watched the mom fox scream like that in broad daylight. It's haunting, but it's just a fox.
Wait until you hear a bobcat scream lol. Straight nightmare fuel coming from an animal no bigger than it is.
Foxes scream like that. I have several on my farm. It will freak you out the first few times you hear it but you do get used to it 😂
Curious why so many animals evolved the same sort of scream. I wonder if it's in imitation of something, or if that's just a good sound that travels far?
I was gonna say the flashlight company needs to sponsor you lol, it was amazing. I cant tell you how much I appreciate your videos and the work you put into the quality and production of them. Another great one! Keep living your best life brother and millie too
Love how openly honest you are about debunking things like the singing you herd in the tunnel and the shovel sliding off the tyre.
A lot of contract creators would have kept these things to themselves to try create some false expense, gotta respect honesty! ✌🏼
I love your way of life and how you make every video like a documentry! also Millies little light is so awesome!
You are living the life we all wish we had decided to live before being trapped in the societal norm. I'm enjoying living vicariously through your videos lol. Live it up bro - one life and all.
If you ever go to Colorado again, go west out of Denver, towards Evergreen and Bailey. From Bailey, turn towards a town called Pine. I lived there for a while. It's a way cool place!!! When you leave, take the back road up the canyon to the Bucksnort Saloon. Awesome food and place! Continue out the canyon, and you`ll go through an old mining town where some folks still live. Huge boulders! The road will take you back out to the main highway. Very kool trip!!!
Just found your channel!! I LOVE IT!!! I shared it on Twitter with other paranormal enthusiasts. Your filming style is AMAZING!!!
I appreciate you!
I think it's psychological, you hear a bump in the night or think you see something in the corner of your eye that puts you on edge. I agree there were real creatures on that road that were more of threat than ghost stories. I am an open minded sceptic when it comes to the paranormal, but there are some weird things in the world.
I did hear the exact same sound he did while watching this vid. I even went outside to check, but dead silent at night. Iv never seen anything but Iv heard voices sometimes...maybe our brains do that too
@@Exalted_Truth I think our brains can do some strange things when we think we hear or see what may be perceived by some as paranormal. There is a natural thing called infrasound that is beyond human hearing,, but it can create an uneasy feeling (and in some cases trigger our flight or fight response).
@@dragonmac1234 definitely felt that
Welcome to Colorado. I hope you enjoy your visit here. I am also in Colorado. There is a very rich history from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek. Divide and other areas like Victor. Gold Camp Rd is also what we locals refer to as a "Body Dump." Many murder victims end up there as well as questionable activities happen up there. I was always terrified when as a young chi my family would travel the old road and through that original "cave/dug out mountainside road " that you had to drive through to get from COS to Cripple Creek. I would literally start screaming and crying that it was gonna collapse. Years later it happened. They road dept had to fence that off and build a new road around that fallen in access.
I love when you think outside the box and camp where they say it’s haunted! I love being a subscriber and I love watching these videos when I get off work. :) ❤
It's great to see you, Trent. Great video. I loved Milles' flashlight. You're the man of steel being out there alone! Be safe. Looking forward to your next video. Much love
It really made it seem like a lil person searching around everywhere with the flashlight 🤣
Your screaming story sounds very similar to what I may have heard this one early morning around 3:45 am when I was camping. it has stuck with me since. This happened in WA at the Saltwater State Park
Not gonna lie, that forest looks likes something out of a video game.
Perhaps the video game looks like the forest.
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Your dog is lovely - staffies are the best - and it’s brilliant you got her a torch on her collar too
I loved watching! I lived 2 miles south of Victor and used that road alot to go to Canon City. Try Shelf Road next time! And I cant wait for that video!🥰
Dude, don't go walking alone at night unless you have a gun..lol. too dangerous with mountain lions, bears etc...
He is a son of a gun doesn’t need one
I think he was armed, he implicitly implied that he was armed
I remember the first time that I heard the sound of something trying to mimic a woman screaming for help:
I was serving in the army; it was a hot, damp summer's night, and I was on guard duty at a warehouse full of supplies and other stuff, in the middle of a grassland with patches of swamp and forest here and there.
It must've been around 3:00 am.
I heard rustling coming from some bushes close to the warehouse, and then a bloodcurdling scream that sounded like a woman was in danger, but with bestial notes, as if something was trying to mimic a human cry for help.
Then, another one nearby.
And another one.
And before I knew it, I could hear almost half a dozen screams coming from different directions;
when I started shedding light to where those screams came from, I could see pairs of glowing eyes fixated right at me.
I was surrounded by at least six pairs of eyes, and I could hear more screams getting closer and closer.
Keep in mind that soldiers on guard duty are only allowed to shoot under very specific conditions, and being afraid of glowing eyes and screams isn't one of them, at least where I come from.
At this point, I could either defend myself in melee when these things tried to attack, or I could head back to my relatively protected guardpost.
I chose the latter, but made sure to walk calmly, looking out at every possible direction while doing so, as to spot early any incoming attackers, and have a fighting chance against them.
After a couple of minutes that felt like an eternity, I reached the post safely, closed the door behind me, and locked it for good measure.
Soon, a dozen creatures had surrounded the guardpost, screaming like there was no tomorrow, but always hidden in the tallest grass and bushes, with only their glowing eyes betraying their positions.
They eventually dispersed when a military truck arrived, and soon after, my guard duty was over for the night.
I informed the other guard about the incident and went on my way.
As I was told the next morning, it was probably a pack of jackals, as the cries of jackals and foxes do sound like human women in danger.
The thing is, jackals do love ganging up, killing and eating solitary creatures.
So, if that night I had tried to run like crazy towards the guardpost, or if I tried to play it brave and move towards the glowing eyes, I would've been a huge steaming pile of jackal poo in no time.
It was neither fight, nor flight that saved my bacon that night, but rather the fact that I kept my cool and did a tactical retreat towards a safe place, without showing fear, but showing great awareness.
I passed from that place a few days ago and, after two decades, it is now being developed. Soon, it will be full with brand-new houses.
My mind raced back to that night, and I couldn't help but think about those jackals, and what happaned to them.
Did they migrate to another location, or did they die in their burrows when the bulldozers arrived and started demolishing the trees and flattening the earth?
Omg your story is terrifying and well done for being so in control of the situation,thank you for sharing your experience ❤❤❤
@@joannefarrugia429 Thank you for your kind words.🙂
Yes, my time in the army has left me with quite a few intesting and scary memories. ☺
It's scary for people like me who often imagine things, if it were me at that time, I would probably faint and not have time to run😅
I loved your story, sir..
The dog is chilling, nothing to be afraid of, the moment he’s on alert mode you should be scared
13:06 Its a young sasquatch calling their parents or a skinwalker. Not as a joke. My uncle who spent 75% of his life in the woods as a hardboiled hunter said "If you hear bellowing screams from the forest when everything else is silent get outta there, thats a sasquatch and it will kill you once it finds you because they are territorrial. Generally dont enter a silent forest because its highly possible a sasquatch has its abode nearby" Now i wouldnt care much about it. But given how he spent his life in the woods and hunted all his life I began to think : He wouldnt joke something about this, why would he even? Now im pretty sure many people will call me stupid as they did with my uncle. But generally do yourself good, if the forest is silent. Leave it. If you hear screams thats not normal(elks, moose and wolfs have very distinctive calls) leave as fast as you can. But no running and keep your wits about you.
PS : I also heard stories from other hunters and wood dwellers that skinwalkers once they sense human presence try to mimic a human in pain or distress so you go out and investigate. Then kill you.
PS 2 : I strongly believe many 411 disappearances are covered up skinwalker and sasquatch attacks.
I am not an American but I do agree with you about the voices/screams etc. i have been by myself and with friends to the deep forests. A lot of crazy stuff happened every time we went into the depths of forests or caves etc. So i do agree with you sir.
your videos are just so well produced, i had to subscribe
Hey, Trent, love watching and seeing this as I'm planning a trip to Colorado with my brother. I am now rethinking..thanks for that. lol...still going to watch though. Sometimes i wish i could live the van life. 😊
I live in the woods of Oklahoma. I do this every night. 😂 Freak out because of animals creeping around my house. They do sound terrifying when they fight and scream. But there there are times I hear stuff and nothing is there😮 It can be creepy AF! You are a brave man to walk out there alone.
Do you live alone?
I'm in Osage county, mainly coyotes out here but we do have skinwalkers. Stay safe neighbor.
@@van3363 skinwalkers are real? Could you tell us what they're like?
Ufo at 21:06
@@CrisR07. yes they are real. I am not alone in seeing the thing. I was driving home from work and what looked like half wolf, half man lept over the hood of my car. I watched it disappear over the railing of the bridge and into the field. I thought I was going crazy, my boss at the time was a native american man who w a healer. I went to him and told him what I saw. He confirmed it was a skinwalker. Later that year I learned from others at work and in my community that they had also witnessed this.
I lived at the time very near the rez.
My grandmother was part native american and I grew up hearing stories. Check into native american folk lore. You will learn more.
Man i want you to know that, whenever i watch you,i get such an amazing relaxing vibe,even if it s a spooky video,keep up the good work
The place doesn't scare me, but your dog is so cute!! And it looks great inside your van. Stay safe and keep your dog safe.
Seems a lot less spooky when you have a beast of a specimen like millie with you. Love that sweetie ❤
This is exactly the type of content I like. Thank you
During the day, that place is beautiful. It is like where car commercials are being filmed at but at night it is another world
I think it would be smart to take your dog with you. They are more perceptive specially in the dark and will make more noise. Seeing two things can deter some predators. Also if something were to happen to you, the dog won't make it either. If her safety is paramount then dont bring her with you. With her, you will feel less lonely as well on such lonely walks.
That was fun and interesting. YES it looked creepy/haunted. Imagine the indigenous people and how they felt about the odd noises and shadows. Or the first miners/explorers that might be looking at the place by Lantern light.
Millie with her little collar light... cute. I would be telling some cheerful, positive stories in this kind of setting and enjoying the stars and crackling fire.
I know this is supposed to be creepy but there's something so wholesome and relaxing about it too, makes me want to have a van life too. Just subscribed :)
You would love Base Camp Chris!
I hope you write a book about your travels some day. I have truly enjoyed seeing the world with you and can't imagine the things you must have seen!!
I just love how often i see Millie upside down. Its a pittie thing :)