Old Town of Raven's Peak
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Yeah, I agree that places like that are incredibly creepy! That's sort of the fun, though. Maybe I'm just odd!Donnavila Marie01 wrote:I usually explore an abandoned old place if I am with a group. I run away as fast as I can if I am alone even if it is during the day. The story of Bret is another story because he is the chosen one.
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As for adults... It depends on personality. If I find an abandoned town near my camping, I dash to it with a camera in hands. Unfortunately it is almost impossible. At first I should change my camping location. Furthermore I don't believe in demons

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Yeah, this would be a central point for a lot of people. If you aren't afraid of things in the shadows, then it's easier to approach a scary place with little repercussions.Aldonsa wrote:. Furthermore I don't believe in demons
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Oh yeah! I would definitely take my camera!!Aldonsa wrote:Exactly so! A boy at Bret's age would gladly explore a small abandoned town if he came across it. There can be so many interesting things!Of course I'm speaking about an average boy, not about a timid one with no interest in adventures.
As for adults... It depends on personality. If I find an abandoned town near my camping, I dash to it with a camera in hands. Unfortunately it is almost impossible. At first I should change my camping location. Furthermore I don't believe in demons
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Haha, I would take a friend! A camera isn't going to be good company! I've seen scary movies!kandscreeley wrote:Oh yeah! I would definitely take my camera!!Aldonsa wrote:Exactly so! A boy at Bret's age would gladly explore a small abandoned town if he came across it. There can be so many interesting things!Of course I'm speaking about an average boy, not about a timid one with no interest in adventures.
As for adults... It depends on personality. If I find an abandoned town near my camping, I dash to it with a camera in hands. Unfortunately it is almost impossible. At first I should change my camping location. Furthermore I don't believe in demons