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10 October 2015 Mount Uniacke, Nova Scotia Class B #51949

Large rock flung at two hikers visiting Mount Uniacke Lake

Two companions went after dark to a reportedly haunted bench area by a lake. A heavy rock flew across in front of them from a grassy field or trees and splashed into the lake, audibly striking rocks underwater. The reporting witness turned on a flashlight but saw no one, and the pair left feeling followed.

Rock throwing
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