Bruja canyon and mysterious orbs in the rugged terrain. A black Ryder, and abandon mines! Show notes and citing - Over 200 murders recorded in the park
**Los Chisos Mountains - thought to derive from the Spanish word hechizos, meaning spells; not ghosts
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