Hey Lurkers, welcome back! In this week's episode we hit the trail once again- the Haunted Trail that is. This time we're traveling through the state of Massachusetts along the Appalachian Scenic Trail to hear stories of ghosts, Native American Devils, Bigfoot and UFOs.
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