263: Trail Tales 59

National Park After Dark

Audioboom Studios

True Crime, Places & Travel, Wilderness, Society & Culture, Sports

4.8 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Today’s stories include ranger reprimands, haunted objects, yellow roses, misplaced eyes, freaky lights, close encounters and NPAD love. Outsiders Only bonus stories available for Patreon and Apple Subscribers!

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone and welcome back to National Park After Dark, Trail Tales.
0:23.1	Yeah, so happy to have you all here.
0:25.0	Again, we have more stories this week, which we're really excited to tell you about.
0:29.5	So I don't think there's really much else to chat about this episode.
0:33.8	So let's dive right in.
0:35.1	Would you like to go first?
0:37.3	Sure. All right. So my first tale is titled
0:40.3	Smoky Mountain Ghost Encounter. My name is Hannah and I just graduated with my bachelor's. It just gets right
0:46.3	into it. No, hi. No. Love you. I like it. Cut throw. My name is Hannah and I just graduated with my bachelor's and environmental science from the
0:56.8	University of Alabama.
0:58.5	Feel free to use my name.
0:59.9	Oh, okay.
1:00.6	I kind of just, she does kind of say she loves us.
1:03.5	So I'm sorry for just saying you didn't.
1:06.4	Not cut through.
1:07.3	Not cut through.
1:08.5	I want to start by saying this podcast has been my saving grace in college when I was not able to get into the outdoors as frequently. Your podcast makes me feel so connected to the outdoors and the outdoor community, and I thank you for that. Anyways, this story comes from a time in my life when I had easy access to the most visited national park in the U.S., the Great Smoky Mountains National
1:28.5	Park. I moved from Alabama to Gatlinburg, Tennessee during high school, but have since moved
1:34.0	back to Alabama for college. Living in this area of Appalachia was absolutely amazing. There was
1:40.8	nothing like having such easy access to this beautiful national park.
1:44.7	I lived less than two miles from the park's entrance.
1:48.2	While living in this area was amazing, it could also be eerie at times.
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