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I agree. Anyway, I'm a Boy Scout, and I've done countless camping/hiking trips with countless crazy stories. I remember going on an eight mile hike through CT and came to a large rock cliff. Under a large jumble of rocks at the base me and the five others that were with me found a medium sized doll. I believe it was made out of twine. It was creepy, very, very creepy because of its remote location and construction. We did the same trip again the next year, and it was never seen again.

Another time we were camping in a leantoo (sp?) and I woke up one night and shined my light outside because I heard some panting. Looking back at me were two big yellow glowing eyes and I instantly soiled my pants......Must've been the ranger's dog.

I've had my share of creepy wild things that happen to me in the night, and during the day, too. I go hiking probably on a weekly basis and I've come across old, creepy, dilapidated houses and cars. I love finding abandoned places, so whenever I come across something abandoned in the woods, it makes my day.

 

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Just found out a little while ago that my little dog, who I've had for 10 years, has a severe heart condition. She was just given less than a year to live. Lost my other dog of 14 years last year at this exact time. December is a bad time for me and dogs.

That's awful. I've got a little mutt Jack Russel that's around that age. She's been holding pretty strong, but she's turned into an old grouch. She's got some pretty bad cataracts on her eyes, though. I'd be heart broken if I lost her. (No, I can't tell you the exact age because she was found on the street years and years ago, but she's definitely at least 12)