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Don't know how many have tried this, but if you havn't, I recommend it.
There is a rather heavily wooded area near my home with a small river running through it. I've had the pleasure of paddling through there after dark a few times and... if you like being "creeped out", this is the way to do it ![]() Everything changes once the sun goes down. You notice the insect population seems to increase substantially (bring "juice"), owls start calling, coyotes howling... you find yourself looking over your shoulder a lot. You hear things moving through the trees that aren't there in daylight - things you can't see... *big* things ![]() In spite of the creepy feeling you get, it ends up being absolutely peaceful and quiet with nothing but the light of the moon to guide you back home. And fortunately for me, I live in an area where the most dangerous animal you're likely to encounter in the woods at night (besides humans) is a deer. -- Man is the only animal that laughs and weeps, for he is the only animal that is struck with the difference between what things are and what they ought to be. |
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