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Reddit user stone_huntsman works as a cave guide, leading tours for spelunking (or caving). After taking a group down one day, everyone stopped to take a break near a section where you can hear the underground streams flowing through the cave system. While there, they had everyone turn off their headlight, so that they could experience the total darkness.


This group had a slightly different experience. They heard what sounded like another group chatting and throwing rock in front of them--but there’s only a 100 foot drop in front of them, no people.

Everyone eventually put their headlights back on, and they finished the tour. As the guides recorded what happened, about an hour later, they encountered the tour guide for the group behind them. The other guide looked shocked to see them, and asked how they had gotten out so quickly. His tour had the same experience of inexpiable noises. Eventually, law enforcement was called to look for trespassers, but they never found any signs of people sneaking in.

-Walter Wayne
(from the lineup)
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