Join me as we talk about Hannah Duston in the very first free solo Friday episode! 

The outdoors are a beautiful that can be filled with light and bliss and many different ways to bring yourself closer to those you love and yourself. But they can also be filled with terror and death, imminent and oppressive. Join me as we dig into these stories that inspire you to be just a little bit more careful while you’re in the outdoors. Please rate and subscribe from whatever listening platform you use. 

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Source: 
Allthatsinteresting.com
Smithsonian magazine.com
New England historical society 
Legends of America 
The guardian 
NPR
Cultura Collective
Hannah Duston, by captivating history




Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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Join us as we discuss the man, the myth, the legend, the Kasagake. 

Or maybe, in this case, it was just a really smart, really hungry bear. 
The outdoors are a beautiful that can be filled with light and bliss and many different ways to bring yourself closer to those you love and yourself. But they can also be filled with terror and death, imminent and oppressive. Join me as we dig into these stories that inspire you to be just a little bit more careful while you’re in the outdoors. Please rate and subscribe from whatever listening platform you use. 

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Sources: https://historyofjapan.co.uk/wiki/honshu/

https://bear.org/5-stages-of-activity-and-hibernation/

https://darktales.blog/2019/09/09/the-sankebetsu-brown-bear-incident/

https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/08/03/the-sankebetsu-brown-bear-incident-of-1915-was-the-worst-bear-attack-in-japanese-history/

https://medium.com/@yumiok7608/unvolved-cases-incidents-tuesday-sankebetsu-brown-bear-incident-f68143945527

https://hidingfromjapaneseghosts.tumblr.com/post/90498315166/sankebetsu-higuma-jiken-brown-bear-incident

http://outsiderjapan.pbworks.com/w/page/25226868/Sankebetsu%20Brown%20Bear%20Incident

https://cryptidantiquarian.wordpress.com/2016/04/08/the-sankebetsu-bear-attack/




Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

For more episodes just like this one, head over to Patreon for the entire AD-FREE catalog of episodes, bonus content, exclusive stories and early access to all episodes!

Join in each week to hear the unforgettable moments that remind us that nature always has the final word.

** I’m SORRY for the audio on this one. New microphones and now a new computer are coming!**

It’s a story as old as time (ehhem, 2009)
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Where one man braves this world (I mean cave) and everything it has to offer
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And his adventure (misadventure?) lead to his name being echoed through crowds
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And this crowd (of rescuers) will never forget it.
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Find out why, or re-immerse yourself in this story!


The outdoors are a beautiful that can be filled with light and bliss and many different ways to bring yourself closer to those you love and yourself. But they can also be filled with terror and death, imminent and oppressive. Join me as we dig into these stories that inspire you to be just a little bit more careful while you’re in the outdoors. Please rate and subscribe from whatever listening platform you use.

Be sure to join us on Patreon and become a happy hiker to get ad-free episode and bonus content: https://patreon.com/TragedywithaView?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Be sure to follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tragedywithaview?igsh=MTN2ZDF3dWhobHI2Yw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
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And don’t forget to send us a Campfire Confessional to [email protected] - accepting all stories from the outdoors but especially looking for those that make us laugh to help lighten the heaviness that comes with tragedy. 



Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

For more episodes just like this one, head over to Patreon for the entire AD-FREE catalog of episodes, bonus content, exclusive stories and early access to all episodes!

Join in each week to hear the unforgettable moments that remind us that nature always has the final word.

It should be simple. You fly out, drop a basket and bring these guys home. That’s every pilots mission when he lifts his helo into the air. 

But storms so violent they send fear down your spine and memories of friends in the exact same place as you, memories of those friends never coming home, sink their teeth in and refuse to let go. 

So when a rescue becomes special, when there’s a twist or two and you swear there were higher forces guiding you along, you don’t take that for granted. 

Welcome to Tragedy with a View, when luck against Mother Nature is fought with a Machine. 

Source: 
coming back alive by spike walker 

Link to the video mentioned:
https://cgaviationhistory.org/sar/the-bluebird-rescue/

https://marthakotite.com/believers-the-story-of-rescue-swimmer-jeffery-d-tunks-and-the-efforts-to-save-a-father-and-son-stranded-in-sitka-sound/

Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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Join in each week to hear the unforgettable moments that remind us that nature always has the final word.

Listen now to the most harrowing adventure of 12 young men’s lives, and find out who made it off of the mountain. 

Source: 
Denali’s Howl- Andy Hall

Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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Join in each week to hear the unforgettable moments that remind us that nature always has the final word.

Alvarenga, the name that holds the title to the man who survived being lost on the ocean for longer than anyone else.

But how did he do this? And how many times did his heart break in the process? 

Listen now! 

Source: 438 Days by Jonathan Franklin

Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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Join in each week to hear the unforgettable moments that remind us that nature always has the final word.

It doesn’t sound real, does it? The adorable, vegetarian creatures that grunt and flutter their little ears. 

Why would one ever attack a human? But, hippos see things differently, and these incredibly grumpy creatures are very quick to act- and won’t stick around to ask questions. 

Is it a hungry, hungry hippo? Or something more sinister? 

Welcome! To Tragedy with a View. I’m glad to have you here! 

Sources: 
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Falls

https://theworld.org/stories/2013-05-14/tour-guide-recalls-African-River-journey-included-time-hippos-mouth

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6075d08fbf7c932b46fcd9ce/t/61016fff2aeebf7b71e520dc/1627484159495/paultempler_readersdigest.pdf

https://by post.com/2022/03/14a-hippo-ripped-off-my-arm-and-threw-me-around-like-a-rag-doll



Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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Episode 11 is unlike any episode we have done before. Meant to be more about the things we don’t understand and the stories that seem to be untrue- we touch on Aliens, Monsters and Disappearing Stairs in National Parks.

Welcome, to “Haunted” with a View.

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Sources for this episode: Reddit

Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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When Barry Zeldin vanished for Warren Grove Recreation Area near Penn State Forest, it left questions with few answers. 

11 years later, those same questions are still being asked and the most assumed scenario is seeming less and less likely. 

Source: 
Wicked Garden Podcast

Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

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On a crisp March afternoon in 1982, a multi-day storm struck the Lake Tahoe area. The media was reporting avalanche on top of avalanche along with the mass amounts of snow that were falling every hour. The families who rented cabins were pushing furniture against sliding doors to help reinforce the barrier between them and the blizzard, as they wondered if there was a way for them to escape before they ran out of food. Yet, when an avalanche came barreling down the mountain, these cabins were the safest place to be. 

Volunteers all buried their trauma and stepped up to do everything they could to help in the face of devastation. 

Despite this wall of white creating a snow globe-esk look, the dangers and disappointment were felt to the bone at every body, bruised and blue, that was pulled from the snow. “A rescue mission is always, at best, controlled chaos- a fight against time, distance, terrain and the elements.”

Yet, Bridget, a German shepherd search and rescue dog was seen bounding happily in the snow, and tossing a piece of debris to herself. To anyone else, this might have been normal, or even expected behavior. After all, these dogs had been trained to find the bodies of those buried beneath the snow, and then rewarded for it. Yet, to her handler Bridgette was celebrating. And 3 days later, everyone would learn why. 

Welcome BACK to tragedy with a view. 

Sources: 

Book: Wall of White by Jennifer Woodlief 

https://tahoetopia.com/news/tragic-alpine-meadows-avalanche-march-31-1982

https://www.outsideonline.com/culture/books-media/buried-documentary-alpine-meadows-avalanche-1982/#




Love adventure, mystery, community and conservation? Tragedy with a View is the podcast for you. Here you will find stories of times people set off into nature, and found out what all could go wrong. Step into the darkerside of nature and join the growing community of morbid outdoor enthusiasts. 

If you have a story of your own involving paranormal encounters, close calls while hiking, wildlife experiences, a survial story of your own, funny camping mishaps, or explained events, please email your story to Kayla at [email protected] for the opportunity to be featured in a Campfire Confessional episode in the future. 

For more episodes just like this one, head over to Patreon for the entire AD-FREE catalog of episodes, bonus content, exclusive stories and early access to all episodes!

Join in each week to hear the unforgettable moments that remind us that nature always has the final word.