Hi everybody, welcome back to National Park after dark trail tail edition.

You happen to be a little curious because we did hype up a people of the parks episode

to be released today, which we had full intention of doing and it is coming, but we had our interview

with Dr. Rolf Peterson, which we are so excited to share with everyone, but we realized

during the actual interview that he was sharing some information that has some numbers

and data that isn't released yet to the public and needs to stay that way for a few more

weeks. So we are going to release that next month. So today we get a trail tail episode.

Yeah, which we love and are super stoked for anyway and we got a ton of trail tails again

from you guys. So as always, thank you so much. If you have your own trail tails, you can

go onto our website npadpodcast.com and you can fill out a submission story there and send

them right into us. We also have links on our Instagram, National Park after dark, where

you can find that link as well. Do you want to go first? Yeah. Okay.

So I chose this story because I feel like me and this person are kindred spirits and it

is because they wrote into us about an experience at a haunted hotel and I really appreciated

the way that they wrote it. And yeah, we'll just go into it. Hi, Cassie and Danielle, I live

in Denver and my mom recently came to visit from out of town. She played on a weekend

in Estes Park. So of course, we had to visit the Stanley Hotel. Despite my hesitation,

I'm a huge baby when it comes to ghost things. Same. She signed us up for the nighttime. Come

on ghost tour, classic, classic. This song's like what Danielle does. Danielle's like,

yeah, of course she did. That makes sense. And I'm like, why go during the day to know

what lights on the ghost or had some really interesting history, which I a nerd enjoyed.

It's the ghostly stuff that got me. I remember in your Rocky Mountain National Park episode,

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