Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp
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Gd evening my friends, coffee ready: Another curious unexplainable incident happened when we sent some people down into the tayopa baranca for a few days exploration. They reached bottom the first day then set up camp above anyhigh water level.
Later that night, they were awakened by the sound of many men. My son and his confident, carefully worked their way down to where they could see the bottom. They saw many torches, yes 'open flame torches' , not flash lights . their first thought was that the Narcos were looking for them, so they kept very quiet.
The group with the torches continued up the canyon for another 150 -200 meters then turned to the left left and disappeared.
At day break the next morning, they decended to the bottom looking for foot prints - there were none __
By coincidence the men disappeared where what we have an uncovered tunnel which we consider Los Ninos, the same one that I posted pictures of with backfills closing off easy access to the face of the vein structure?
I have often heard of people hearing ghost miners talking , working, or whatever near mines, do ya spose?
Don Jose de La Mancha
Later that night, they were awakened by the sound of many men. My son and his confident, carefully worked their way down to where they could see the bottom. They saw many torches, yes 'open flame torches' , not flash lights . their first thought was that the Narcos were looking for them, so they kept very quiet.
The group with the torches continued up the canyon for another 150 -200 meters then turned to the left left and disappeared.
At day break the next morning, they decended to the bottom looking for foot prints - there were none __
By coincidence the men disappeared where what we have an uncovered tunnel which we consider Los Ninos, the same one that I posted pictures of with backfills closing off easy access to the face of the vein structure?
I have often heard of people hearing ghost miners talking , working, or whatever near mines, do ya spose?
Don Jose de La Mancha