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[QUOTE="385nwct, post: 4357583, member: 11624"] The entrance to Dudleytown area is 5 minutes from my house, so I walk around there now and again, but the actual site of the settlement is a bit of a hike to get to. And trails aren’t marked to get you there, so you have to know which direction to head beforehand. Awhile back a teenager went missing from a group on a Halloween trek, and a search team with several helicopters had to go in to help. The person wound up being fine, just lost. Its dark dense forest, easy to lose your way. Local law enforcement definitely tries to discourage “ghost hunters” from roaming around. But yeah, it’s definitely haunted. [/QUOTE]
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