If You Get Lost, Just Follow the Dark, Abandoned Train Tracks
Walking through pure darkness can be unsettling, and most people prefer a well-lit path to avoid the unknown. Yet, for this person, the safest route home involves abandoned railroad tracks—a way to steer clear of dangerous parts of town. The catch? It’s a four-mile trek, meaning they spend far too much time in the shadows
Let’s face it: countless people fear the dark, and few would willingly choose this path, even if it’s the best option. Why take such a risk when there’s so much uncertainty lurking in the night? The railroad tracks, though desolate, offer a quieter, less chaotic alternative to the hazards of the streets. Still, the long stretch of darkness can feel endless, especially when every sound seems amplified. Would you brave the unknown for a safer journey, or would the fear of the dark keep you on the main roads?
