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I’ll go first: part 1
be me with a friend
>decide to hike/camp out towards a high peak we always watched in the distance in The uk near the Lake District
>newfag so barely pack the right stuff outside of the essentials
>by day 2 we are basically out of food miles in the brush and have already had to filter and boil water.
>area is littered with dense evergreens, woods are dark af during the day.
>I’d be creeped out if I was alone.
>on the second night decide to make camp, and will head out towards a small village on the dated map.
>We are so fucked from walking 6+ hours without any food and little water it feels like a drug trio when we finally make camp.
>drink a can of beer each and attempt to fall asleep
>hear strange sounds around the camp
>tell my brain it’s just animals as I can recognise some of the yelps in the distance from foxes
>I hear a raspy, gurgled cackling, sounds like some old woman. Defiantly not an animal I’ve heard before
>wtf.jpeg
>it’s not coming from in the camp but it’s close enough to start my adrenaline spiking.
>hold my breath paralysed
>unsure wether to listen closer and pinpoint if it’s coming closer or lauch out if the tent with a banzai charge
>sit there in paranoid silence because I’m a bitch
be me with a friend
>decide to hike/camp out towards a high peak we always watched in the distance in The uk near the Lake District
>newfag so barely pack the right stuff outside of the essentials
>by day 2 we are basically out of food miles in the brush and have already had to filter and boil water.
>area is littered with dense evergreens, woods are dark af during the day.
>I’d be creeped out if I was alone.
>on the second night decide to make camp, and will head out towards a small village on the dated map.
>We are so fucked from walking 6+ hours without any food and little water it feels like a drug trio when we finally make camp.
>drink a can of beer each and attempt to fall asleep
>hear strange sounds around the camp
>tell my brain it’s just animals as I can recognise some of the yelps in the distance from foxes
>I hear a raspy, gurgled cackling, sounds like some old woman. Defiantly not an animal I’ve heard before
>wtf.jpeg
>it’s not coming from in the camp but it’s close enough to start my adrenaline spiking.
>hold my breath paralysed
>unsure wether to listen closer and pinpoint if it’s coming closer or lauch out if the tent with a banzai charge
>sit there in paranoid silence because I’m a bitch
