I feel fairly confident this writer has flown some planes. I love it when the narration makes it feel more real by including tiny details like that. Really brings it to life.
@@Transilvanian90 he may have been a pilot but he NEVER flew out of Fairbanks nothing he described is right, either the weather, the sun set, and the trees are all wrong. It kind of took me out of the story unfortunately.
I took a tiny plane from Fairbanks to Coldfoot, Alaska. Since it’s up at the arctic circle the pilot had to use 5 different GPS locators to fly since once you get near the magnetic North Pole GPS is almost useless. I never knew that until that flight. It gave me a whole new respect for arctic pilots.
GPS is indeed virtually useless without a functional compass. The two go hand in hand. Although GPS will give your current position, it's no good for navigation without a functional compass. In short GPS can tell you where you are at a given moment. However, it can't give you a corrected* magnetic heading to your destination. *for declination and magnetic deviation.
@@cassiespencer6134 I learned all the way back in Cub Scouts that nothing beats a current topo map of the area you plan to travel through. That and your sighting compass saves a lot of nerves. These two comments about far north considerations gave me the quickest most complete primer on why you want to know _everything_ about the proper use of your compass and maps you can possibly learn! Great info.
@@abcde_fz Absolutely. An up to date topo map and a good compass, along with the knowledge of to how to use them in conjunction with one another is fundamental to land navigation.
@@cassiespencer6134 It's _possible_ that the most important trick I learned, when trying to find civilization if you became unsure of your path, was to remember to line up interim points on your map in such a way as to avoid the 'walking in circles' phenomenon. I figured if that was important enough to mention to someone who was supposedly already equipped with both map and compass, it must be a very good idea. Nice to know even if I can get a GPS and an emergency locator beacon, I can still have some hope with nothing more than map, compass, and pencil! 🙂
@@abcde_fz Topo maps (with a waterproof coating) along with a compass have worked for a very long time and of course don't require battery power. That said GPS is very useful as well and one should become both familiar with and experienced with both. That said, and more importantly is the fact it behooves one to be able to find or erect a shelter and start a fire in 'less than ideal' situations, among a myriad of other abilities.
I think he's my favourite narrator. I often times have trouble concentrating, but something about his voicebor style keeps me with the story the whole way through.
I am so used to these kinds of stories turning out that the protag just doesn't believe the crazy old guy until it's too late that when the first red flag dropped for the plot twist, I think I actually missed it. A good change of pace!
i was looking to make it an early night; that went out the window. when the top narration channel uploads; you change your plans. stephen, your talent and dedication, is 2nd to none. thanks again, for another killer story.
I love listening to these stories while working home alone, doing laundry, cooking. Your narration style sucks me in and is a great distraction from every day tasks. Thank you for bringing excitement and joy to my everyday.
Mr. Lighthouse, your narrative style is so inviting and immersive, it’s nothing short of captivating. Akin to welcoming a weary traveler in for a nice cup of hot tea on a cold night and then proceeding to scare to crap outta them. Something about your delivery reminds me of the great Rod Serling. And I’m here for it!! Bravo to you!!
The only thing that sucks about loving your storytelling so much is when you've watched everything in your catalog no one else's storytelling can even remotely compare. When I see you've posted I get absolutely giddy because I know the next morning I'll have my favorite storyteller to listen to. Thank you for all of your hard work for us who can't wait to hear the next one!!
@@ThunderStruck15 I'm definitely gonna try these out. I would give anything to find another narrator who I enjoy as much as LH. Thanks so much for the suggestions!!
Dark Night Tales writes really good stuff, his tales always stand out. Your narrations in their cadence, pronunciation, and personality attribution are exceptional as always.
Not really. You can tell that they rewrote the crazy guy. He went from being a survivor character who doesn't trust anyone to a murder suicide guy to "feed the creature". Sloppy at best. Also, search and rescue always operate in groups. It's never just one guy in a plane.
Going thru the story now and my sons and i are all in my room after putting it together so we could all sleep and listen thru a list put together by all of us on our favorite stories from you and thank you for all you do we've been listening to you for a long time and we have NEVER been let down by you. And i wanna thank you for keeping away from so many stories out there being called new and really arent you've done from what i remember but it was way better coming from you
We only get snow in 2 states of Australia & I don’t live in 1 of them. I’m feeling pretty happy about that atm! Great story & production Stephen. ♥️😎✌️
Such a good story! Love your channel, I suffer with horrific anxiety, depression, ocd, panic, and either ADD, ADHD, or Autism. And I'm obsessed with all things horror. Your channel helps me relax and get out of my head. Keep em coming! Also your character voices are always so on point. Very well done sir. I'd love for you to read some of my true scary stories on your channel!
As someone with very light autism and very heavy ADHD, ADD is only for kids. ADHD is what it is in adults. So at least you can strike one off the list! I know what it’s like to have a list of diagnoses and how great it can feel to take one off said list.
I liked how technical the use of vocabulary was for flying an airplane in at least the first 12 minutes of this video (until I stopped to write this comment), but I do have to correct something a little bit past that. At 12:16, you say that if one of your wings stalls due to a tailwind and loss of power, you would enter an unrecoverable "death spiral." A death spiral is actual aviation terminology, but what you're talking about is a spin. They are, in fact, very different. In a death spiral, the plane enters a bank and the pilot becomes spatially disoriented and the plane flies in a circle. Thinking the plane is at a level bank, the pilot will pull back on the control yoke/column/stick/etc. and tighten the radius of that turn, hence the term spiral. A spin is what the narrator described in the moments before the timestamp. A spin happens when the wings exceed the critical angle of attack, but for whatever reason, only one of them stalls. Spins are easily recoverable, but by my count, the plane was at 500 feet in the story, which at low speed would have indeed been unrecoverable. Now, there is one thing working forward if you lose an engine, as in most planes, the first thing you do when entering a spin is closing the throttle completely to avoid losing too much altitude, and then simply pushing the rudder in the opposite direction as the spin. I'm an avgeek of about 6 years and aspiring airline pilot, so I just had to correct that.
Thank you for giving me some listening material during tonight while i'm on my nightshift. I appreciate what you do and hope all is well. Have a good one!
Stephen & DarkNightTales thank you for the video. I know i may sound like a broken record but I really am grateful for your master storyteller self for the SUPERB narration! ✈️👊😄✈️
Yessssss very good - a bush flying horror story! If there is something more rare than the sci-fi horror genre, it´s the aviation horror genre. This genre is literally not existent (well there was at least one movie a decade ago called "Ghosts on a plane" and that´s it) so thank you very much for bringing this awesome story!
This channel is starting to prove itself better than some of the others who push quantity over quality. I'm starting to appreciate your approach much better. And I have to say, I love the overnight security guard story best of all ( the 5th floor with Diane ), I saved that one for sure!
This is a top-notch level of story-telling. The description of the setting (location, weather conditions, aviation specific terminology) does such a good job of conveing a specialized but otherwise mundane (as in not fictional) profession, easing us into the more fantastical elements to come later on. This is a crucial part of telling a convincing story, especially a horror story that so many authors skip to get to the scary bits, not realizing it is essential to make the reader feel that he has a good grasp of the narrative before sweeping the rug from bellow his feet. I'm so glad the author spent quality time developing the main character and his world before plunging into the fantastical concept itself. Seriously, hats off.
"It's far beyond our own primitive understanding. Beyond our evolution. It's perfect." Which is why a drunk madman was able to trick it and lock it in a closet... lol
Just heard this on Dark Night Tales the other day. Interesting to hear the subtle differences in the narrations and how they affect the overall emotions in the story.
Thank you Stephen for making my morning with this awesome pasta. I always love stories like this because they always make you feel cold and isolated, and make for an amazing story. Top notch work as always. Thank you so much.🖤🖤🖤🖤
When mine was going down in a crazy dive; I was so praying I wasn't really there! I landed in Catawissa, PA. I don't know how and I've never gone up again. Now I just roller skate!
I was under the belief that Bush planes had a very nice glide to them and given altitude they can potentially glide for miles smoothly and controllably.
It probably depends on the model, but things like a fixed landing gear with huge tires can cause a lot of drag, hurting that glide range. I looked up the glide ratio for the DeHavilland DHC-2 Beaver aircraft used in this story, and it's a pretty weak 7:1 ratio. That ratio means that it can travel 7000 feet for every 1000 feet of lost altitude. That means that, at the mentioned altitude of 1000 feet (very low), it can only travel 1.32 miles before hitting the ground (or 7000 feet). Smaller, bulkier planes tend to have worse glide ratios, whereas a B737 and B747 have 17:1 glide ratios.
I love how this channel gets nothing but positivity. The only criticism I have is that we need more content! (Though I can see that you need time in your life and also that you need time to find the right story)
it also takes a long time to edit, for me a 6 minute video takes over 2 hours to edit. and he usually does 40 minute ones, so im honestly suprised he manages to upload so often.
This was truly a very good story. And the way you ended was awesome. Keep up the good stories. Thank you so much. I just love scary movies or stories like this. ❤
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I feel fairly confident this writer has flown some planes. I love it when the narration makes it feel more real by including tiny details like that. Really brings it to life.
Actually, it doesn't sound like he did. Source: Worked as an engineer for the Royal Canadian Airforce.
@@ElizabethD33 Well, you're Canadian so....
@@ElizabethD33 Engineers don't fly planes. I do, and it does seem like he knows his stuff, the startup procedure is reminiscent of the Grob 120.
@@Transilvanian90 he may have been a pilot but he NEVER flew out of Fairbanks nothing he described is right, either the weather, the sun set, and the trees are all wrong. It kind of took me out of the story unfortunately.
@@VadulTharys Who cares if he didn’t fly out of Fairbanks, 99% of pilots never do…
I took a tiny plane from Fairbanks to Coldfoot, Alaska. Since it’s up at the arctic circle the pilot had to use 5 different GPS locators to fly since once you get near the magnetic North Pole GPS is almost useless. I never knew that until that flight. It gave me a whole new respect for arctic pilots.
GPS is indeed virtually useless without a functional compass. The two go hand in hand. Although GPS will give your current position, it's no good for navigation without a functional compass. In short GPS can tell you where you are at a given moment. However, it can't give you a corrected* magnetic heading to your destination. *for declination and magnetic deviation.
@@cassiespencer6134 I learned all the way back in Cub Scouts that nothing beats a current topo map of the area you plan to travel through. That and your sighting compass saves a lot of nerves. These two comments about far north considerations gave me the quickest most complete primer on why you want to know _everything_ about the proper use of your compass and maps you can possibly learn! Great info.
@@abcde_fz Absolutely. An up to date topo map and a good compass, along with the knowledge of to how to use them in conjunction with one another is fundamental to land navigation.
@@cassiespencer6134 It's _possible_ that the most important trick I learned, when trying to find civilization if you became unsure of your path, was to remember to line up interim points on your map in such a way as to avoid the 'walking in circles' phenomenon. I figured if that was important enough to mention to someone who was supposedly already equipped with both map and compass, it must be a very good idea. Nice to know even if I can get a GPS and an emergency locator beacon, I can still have some hope with nothing more than map, compass, and pencil! 🙂
@@abcde_fz Topo maps (with a waterproof coating) along with a compass have worked for a very long time and of course don't require battery power. That said GPS is very useful as well and one should become both familiar with and experienced with both. That said, and more importantly is the fact it behooves one to be able to find or erect a shelter and start a fire in 'less than ideal' situations, among a myriad of other abilities.
Lighthouse is so good at telling a story with multiple characters, and setting a tone . Well done .
I think he's my favourite narrator. I often times have trouble concentrating, but something about his voicebor style keeps me with the story the whole way through.
@The Dark Somnium and @MrCreepypasta are also great at the multiple character narrations
for a single narrator he really makes characters distinct. impressive narration!!
Oh sh*t that ending. That tension and fear in your voices really got me hooked. There is no one quite like Mr Lighthouse. Thanks x
I know! I was like “Noooo! Not Maggie! It’s got Maggy!”
Spoiler...
I had a feeling when he was taking off. I was thinking, "No. No. Don't take it with you!"
It was a Tremendous ending!
I am so used to these kinds of stories turning out that the protag just doesn't believe the crazy old guy until it's too late that when the first red flag dropped for the plot twist, I think I actually missed it. A good change of pace!
SAME!!! I usually see plot twists coming but I didn’t realize it until he saw the red button!!!! I just thought the screaming was an animal!!
i was looking to make it an early night; that went out the window. when the top narration channel uploads; you change your plans. stephen, your talent and dedication, is 2nd to none. thanks again, for another killer story.
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All you did was delay 6oclock to 6:48
The GPS Satalites are in orbit around the equater of Earth. There is not much signal at the North and South poles!
I love listening to these stories while working home alone, doing laundry, cooking. Your narration style sucks me in and is a great distraction from every day tasks. Thank you for bringing excitement and joy to my everyday.
I was raised in Alaska. Now live in NY. Alaska is so beautiful and cozy. Will always be my home❤. Love how you make these stories come to life❤❤❤
Mr. Lighthouse, your narrative style is so inviting and immersive, it’s nothing short of captivating. Akin to welcoming a weary traveler in for a nice cup of hot tea on a cold night and then proceeding to scare to crap outta them. Something about your delivery reminds me of the great Rod Serling. And I’m here for it!! Bravo to you!!
The only thing that sucks about loving your storytelling so much is when you've watched everything in your catalog no one else's storytelling can even remotely compare. When I see you've posted I get absolutely giddy because I know the next morning I'll have my favorite storyteller to listen to. Thank you for all of your hard work for us who can't wait to hear the next one!!
You might like The Dark Somnium, he’s the only other narrator that I am subscribed too. He is just as good as Lighthouse Horror in my opinion:)
I also like Romex, naturestemper and Viidith22 😁
@@VictoriaE711 I do listen to DS periodically. I did way more before I found LH. I do enjoy him, as well. Thanks so much for the suggestion!
@@ThunderStruck15 I'm definitely gonna try these out. I would give anything to find another narrator who I enjoy as much as LH. Thanks so much for the suggestions!!
@@christysivley No problem! His stuff has gotten a lot better in the last few years so I definitely consider him on par with Lighthouse:)
Dark Night Tales writes really good stuff, his tales always stand out. Your narrations in their cadence, pronunciation, and personality attribution are exceptional as always.
Not really. You can tell that they rewrote the crazy guy. He went from being a survivor character who doesn't trust anyone to a murder suicide guy to "feed the creature". Sloppy at best. Also, search and rescue always operate in groups. It's never just one guy in a plane.
I agree.. I really enjoyed this one. I always enjoy LH.
Going thru the story now and my sons and i are all in my room after putting it together so we could all sleep and listen thru a list put together by all of us on our favorite stories from you and thank you for all you do we've been listening to you for a long time and we have NEVER been let down by you. And i wanna thank you for keeping away from so many stories out there being called new and really arent you've done from what i remember but it was way better coming from you
We only get snow in 2 states of Australia & I don’t live in 1 of them. I’m feeling pretty happy about that atm! Great story & production Stephen. ♥️😎✌️
Someone needs to do these stories from Australia.
@@TomDingleby ♥️♥️😎✌️
@@TomDingleby 😎✌️
Just woke up at 1am, its going to be a long night but your uploads always help. Blessings from Scotland. 🙏🏴✌️
Very late reply, but I sure hope to visit your country. Had a very good friend from there, but he passed away. USA here and Bless You.
First thing that came to mind was that one guy yelling SCOTLAND FOREVER!!!
Such a good story! Love your channel, I suffer with horrific anxiety, depression, ocd, panic, and either ADD, ADHD, or Autism. And I'm obsessed with all things horror. Your channel helps me relax and get out of my head. Keep em coming! Also your character voices are always so on point. Very well done sir. I'd love for you to read some of my true scary stories on your channel!
You people love labeling yourselves. Probably self diagnosed too. Or brainwashed by doctors looking to make a quick penny off you.
As someone with very light autism and very heavy ADHD, ADD is only for kids. ADHD is what it is in adults. So at least you can strike one off the list! I know what it’s like to have a list of diagnoses and how great it can feel to take one off said list.
May be I can help you😢
Lol you sound like me
Maybe you should see a psychiatrist instead of self diagnosing on the internet to know for sure and find appropriate treatment. Just saying
You Mr Lighthouse definitely do not disappoint. These are my absolute favorite kinda narrations. Thanks for another one my Friend
I liked how technical the use of vocabulary was for flying an airplane in at least the first 12 minutes of this video (until I stopped to write this comment), but I do have to correct something a little bit past that. At 12:16, you say that if one of your wings stalls due to a tailwind and loss of power, you would enter an unrecoverable "death spiral." A death spiral is actual aviation terminology, but what you're talking about is a spin. They are, in fact, very different. In a death spiral, the plane enters a bank and the pilot becomes spatially disoriented and the plane flies in a circle. Thinking the plane is at a level bank, the pilot will pull back on the control yoke/column/stick/etc. and tighten the radius of that turn, hence the term spiral. A spin is what the narrator described in the moments before the timestamp. A spin happens when the wings exceed the critical angle of attack, but for whatever reason, only one of them stalls. Spins are easily recoverable, but by my count, the plane was at 500 feet in the story, which at low speed would have indeed been unrecoverable. Now, there is one thing working forward if you lose an engine, as in most planes, the first thing you do when entering a spin is closing the throttle completely to avoid losing too much altitude, and then simply pushing the rudder in the opposite direction as the spin. I'm an avgeek of about 6 years and aspiring airline pilot, so I just had to correct that.
Thank you as always bro 🤘
Definitely needed a distraction right now.
Thank you for giving me some listening material during tonight while i'm on my nightshift. I appreciate what you do and hope all is well. Have a good one!
That's crazy. This is high way robbery being able to listen to lighthouse for free. Well done😊
And my night just got better
I thought the same thing
Don't forget to look under the bed.
Boo!!! 👻
Same an after surgery horror story is just what I need
Same here
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Stephen & DarkNightTales thank you for the video. I know i may sound like a broken record but I really am grateful for your master storyteller self for the SUPERB narration!
✈️👊😄✈️
Lighthouse I’ve been trying to stop taking my insomnia meds, and you’ve been a shining star in that time
Yessssss very good - a bush flying horror story! If there is something more rare than the sci-fi horror genre, it´s the aviation horror genre. This genre is literally not existent (well there was at least one movie a decade ago called "Ghosts on a plane" and that´s it) so thank you very much for bringing this awesome story!
Oh snap almost an hour long story ! Oh How you spoil us! Thank you to the author and thank you for the upload!!!!
Your ability to sound completely unhinged will never cease to amaze me
Sail! Sail into the wind and hold direction as best you can! I was on my way to Florida from Nebraska!
I landed limping in a Cessna. Glad to be alive.
Another scary story. Thanks to the writer and a great narrator.
This channel is starting to prove itself better than some of the others who push quantity over quality.
I'm starting to appreciate your approach much better.
And I have to say, I love the overnight security guard story best of all ( the 5th floor with Diane ), I saved that one for sure!
Ah, Stephen! So good to hear from you!! 🙂
This is a top-notch level of story-telling. The description of the setting (location, weather conditions, aviation specific terminology) does such a good job of conveing a specialized but otherwise mundane (as in not fictional) profession, easing us into the more fantastical elements to come later on. This is a crucial part of telling a convincing story, especially a horror story that so many authors skip to get to the scary bits, not realizing it is essential to make the reader feel that he has a good grasp of the narrative before sweeping the rug from bellow his feet. I'm so glad the author spent quality time developing the main character and his world before plunging into the fantastical concept itself.
Seriously, hats off.
Thankyou once again Mr lighthouse. My morning just got better!
That's quite a story, LH. WOW! And you do them oh so well. Thank you.
Great delivery, and definitely one of the better horror stories I've heard. That little twist with the smoke at the end...❤
Lighthouse is by far my favorite narrator, never disappoints!
"It's far beyond our own primitive understanding. Beyond our evolution. It's perfect."
Which is why a drunk madman was able to trick it and lock it in a closet... lol
Descriptions in this story are familiar to me, as my dad was a pilot at Elmendorf AFB in Fairbanks.
This is a great ending to my day!! I now have something to listen to as I relax and get in 🛏 bed...thank you!!!
Damn now that was a good one. That should be a movie! Good job!
Yeah Always a Good Night with Lighthouse Horror! 🤗✝️💜☮️🌝
Absolutely fantastic story! This author is very knowledgeable of the topic. I can't say enough about Lighthouse Horror Bravo! 🥓🥓
Lol it's your voice, just want to say thanks for what you do!
Whoo! You're my favorite narrator
Made my night better looks like I'll be having nightmares again 💀
Lmao 😂
I’m really happy to hear your voice tonight with a relatively long story!
Can't listen atm so stopped by to remind you we appreciate you. Your channel is reserved for undisturbed me time. Audible is there for the in betweens
Just heard this on Dark Night Tales the other day. Interesting to hear the subtle differences in the narrations and how they affect the overall emotions in the story.
Great story! Kind of reminds me of the doctor who episode
💥🔥💥 I so needed you right now!💥🔥💥
I love when the writer is knowledgeable on what they are writing about it makes it so much more realistic and interesting
lets gooooooooooooo these are my fav type of stories! love ur channel man keep up the awesome work.
Such a great story teller!
I love ranger stories!! Especially from lighthouse horror
That was wicked good Steven!!! Thanks for keeping the hits coming consistently!!!!
Note to author:
Going upwind or downwind does not affect airspeed. It does however affect groundspeed.
Great story though!
This beats all man ! Love the timing!
Always enjoy emergency based stories.
This was absolutely awesome. Very well done. Great detail and fun to imagine. Thank you for this!
Caught this 10sec after posting first in line baby😂
Great story!!! Good to have you back, brother!!!
Great one! I loved the accuracy of the technical stuff, it really got me into the story. Forest / ranger / park stories are always a win for me!
Wow that was incredible thank you again Mr Lighthouse!
Thank you Stephen for making my morning with this awesome pasta. I always love stories like this because they always make you feel cold and isolated, and make for an amazing story. Top notch work as always. Thank you so much.🖤🖤🖤🖤
Thank you for such a great story! Delivery perfection!
When mine was going down in a crazy dive; I was so praying I wasn't really there! I landed in Catawissa, PA. I don't know how and I've never gone up again. Now I just roller skate!
Hey Lighthouse! Hope you're having a good night, I know I am now that you've uploaded!
I was under the belief that Bush planes had a very nice glide to them and given altitude they can potentially glide for miles smoothly and controllably.
It probably depends on the model, but things like a fixed landing gear with huge tires can cause a lot of drag, hurting that glide range. I looked up the glide ratio for the DeHavilland DHC-2 Beaver aircraft used in this story, and it's a pretty weak 7:1 ratio. That ratio means that it can travel 7000 feet for every 1000 feet of lost altitude. That means that, at the mentioned altitude of 1000 feet (very low), it can only travel 1.32 miles before hitting the ground (or 7000 feet). Smaller, bulkier planes tend to have worse glide ratios, whereas a B737 and B747 have 17:1 glide ratios.
The perfect end to an extremely long day of family drama, moving, and traveling 300 hundred miles. Thank you.
I loved this video! I listen to these at night when I’m washing the dishes. I loved the ending!
Hell yeah. Open subscription, first thing is a new lighthouse horror, spooky times start now.
Once again mr. Lighthouse Horror is amazing us with another great narations, cheers.
Great story and narration
I love your long narrations Stephen!
You're the best! 😃
Yaaaaass! I'm going to make some snacks brb! 😍💙💙💙
That ending was really something. I didn't expect that at all. Great story!
That was a super story.
Thank you very much.
I hope the bear mauled chap was eventually picked up and recovered.
Very well written
Fantastic story, fantastic storytelling, you are literally my favorite!!!
I love how this channel gets nothing but positivity. The only criticism I have is that we need more content! (Though I can see that you need time in your life and also that you need time to find the right story)
it also takes a long time to edit, for me a 6 minute video takes over 2 hours to edit. and he usually does 40 minute ones, so im honestly suprised he manages to upload so often.
That ending was so well done 😮
Having taken one of those planes in Alaska.... yeah, I'm happy to not do that again. Thanks for the story!
Ooh, i was waiting for a new video from you! Had such an awful awful day, and needed something to get my mind off everything!
I'd like some more cosmic horror, multiverse, type things.
That was a great story!!!! Thank you so much❤
This was truly a very good story. And the way you ended was awesome. Keep up the good stories. Thank you so much. I just love scary movies or stories like this. ❤
Listening to this story for a second time. Love your narrations.!!
Lighthouse,you story's are better then books on tape
Wow, that's quite an ending! Just discovered this channel and I really like it! You're a great storyteller!
I was in aviation school for a couple of years… and oh boy did the first part feel more real and terrifying than any stories so far
He's basically become my new favorite story teller.
This one and the one with the trucker fighting the moose thing are on replay. This is my 3rd time listening just today, I love this one ❤
Forest/Woods creepypastas are the best, but Park Ranger stories are immaculate
The sound effects that Stephen adds are better than any other channel. Definitely immerse me into the story
I’ve heard this story before, and it’s good to hear it again 🎉
Thank you so much for your hard work, Mr. LH.
Coming home after work to a new upload keeps me going
Love this Guy's stories 😱💙
Great work your one my favorite narrator you even topped my favorite narrator deadmantalking
This sounds great!
You are my comfort zone and I can only listen to your voice because the others are not comforting🥰