What We Saw In The Mines Of Appalachia - Scary Stories

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The workers in the mines get to know a world of darkness, because it is their daily reality.  Darkness every day.  The sun might be shining, but without artificial light, they work in blackness. And every once rare time, a creature from THE darkness shows and reveals itself.  This is a story from a collection of the author's father's personal accounts.  ...so stay tuned for this gruesome affair. What We Saw in the Mines of Appalachia. Link to original Reddit Post Link to author's Reddit profile --------------------------------- Link to the Smoking Owl Tales Reddit Profile --------------------------------- Video Sources: Video: DARK ROOM | Free Stock Footage Cinematic Video Channel: Cinematic Relacation Film Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgc42_gzofU --------------------------------- Background Music: The background music was composed by The Smoking Owl using the audio production software application FL Studio Mobile.  This was a fun project, and while the focus here is on story writing and narration, composing spooky music can happen too.

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The workers in the mines get to know a world of darkness, because it is their daily reality. Darkness every day. The sun might be shining, but without artificial light, they work in blackness. And every once rare time, a creature from THE darkness shows and reveals itself. This is a story from a collection of the author's father's personal accounts. ...so stay tuned for this gruesome affair. What We Saw in the Mines of Appalachia. Link to original Reddit Post Link to author's Reddit profile --------------------------------- Link to the Smoking Owl Tales Reddit Profile --------------------------------- Video Sources: Video: DARK ROOM | Free Stock Footage Cinematic Video Channel: Cinematic Relacation Film Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgc42_gzofU --------------------------------- Background Music: The background music was composed by The Smoking Owl using the audio production software application FL Studio Mobile. This was a fun project, and while the focus here is on story writing and narration, composing spooky music can happen too.

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