The haunted highway has become a tourist attraction, dozens of people have disappeared successively.
The highway in the mining town of Chatsburg, Queensland's inner road, was recently said to have caught fire online. Not because of its beautiful scenery along the way, but because of its own horror and thriller attributes, attracted a large number of tourists to explore and visit!
The Flinders Highway is known for more than a dozen strange cases of disappearance and murder that cannot be solved.
The most recent case of disappearance on the road was the disappearance of Jayden Penno-Tompsett, a 22-year-old young man.
On December 31st of last year, Jayden was driving to the famous tourist city of Keynes in a dispute with his friend Lucas Tatsel (Lucas Tattersall). After that, Jedden parked on the side of the road, got out of the car, and Lucas sat in the driver's seat. Took the car away.
Lucas later told investigators that when he drove back to find Jeddon, he found him missing, unable to find anything, and no clue at all. Jeddon has not yet been found, but his mother has not given up.
Just a few days before the case, police had just received another missing case, 26-year-old Reese Gilney (Reece Kearney), who disappeared while fueling his motorcycle near Chatesburg, and remains unheard of.
Looking back on the history of this highway, there are many more cases of disappearance here:
In November 1982, 20-year-old Perth boy Tony Jones (Tony Jones) went missing strangely when he hitchhiked to Chatesburg one night.
In 1972, 18-year-old Anita Cunningham (Anita Cunningham) and 19-year-old Robin? Robin Hoinville-Bartram hitched off the road and disappeared. Anita hasn't heard from anyone until now, and Robin was found buried in a shallow grave with two gunshot wounds to the head.
In 1970, the bodies of seven-year-old Judith (Judith) and five-year-old Susan McKay (Susan Mackay) were found near the road with signs of rape.
In 1975, 18-year-old girl Catherine? Graham (Catherine Graham) also disappeared on the road and never heard from him.
In addition to these missing civilians who may be linked to criminal activity, armed police have also disappeared on the road.
Many unexplained disappearances and murders along the road have turned the ordinary highway into a havoc, and residents in the neighborhood have also been troubled by the unexplained disappearances and murders that have taken place on the road. However, there are always adventurous people in the world who dare to challenge the creepy veil of terror.
In 1998, a local historian set up a travel company to develop a special adventure tour project to take visitors to haunted places along the highway, as well as to the scene of the disappearance, including dilapidated road hotels. There is a deserted car theater.
Now, Jack who's in charge of the tour? Simm was excited to talk about it together, and there was a constant stream of adventurers who came here to travel, and it was precisely because of this road that many haunted explorers in the town made their homes, and of course, some of them became the victims of the disappearance themselves. Paid the price of blood.
Millions of ladybugs make crazy people with intense phobias
If the missing road full of dread is still a bit of a catch, as long as the courage to go to see the words, the following scenic spot, may be rejected by many people directly!
In a small town in remote South Australia, which has recently become a popular attraction, many foreign netizens rushed to take photos and post them on social networks. Here, there is no beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers, nor is it the fragrance of birds and flowers in the world. Just because of a radio tower, make this town famous at home and abroad, become one of the wonders!
At the same time each year, millions of ladybugs visit the radio tower in (Mount Burr), the small town of Mount Burr, 50 km away from (Mount Gambier), in South Australia, creating a dense landscape that makes people feel fleshy.
One Australian local "loyal fan" Mr. Steve Chapple, who has been following the spectacle for seven years, said:
"when I first recorded it seven years ago, the ladybug population was still very small, but now it has to be counted in millions of units. This is the thickest ladybug colony I've ever seen, covering 5 square meters and reaching about 10 centimeters thick.
These ladybugs usually appear at the end of March and disappear completely by the end of May. They will not only lie dense on the radio tower, but also in the nearby forest and in the grass. Perhaps because of the arrival of ladybugs, but also attracted a lot of other insects, monarch butterflies in this period is also a lot.
For the magical landscape of the insect convention, the media such as National Geographic Magazine, the British Broadcasting Corporation, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and other media have all jostled to report, so this lethargic place has become a new favorite for travel photographers all over the world. Coming from all over the world, filming this rare sight of the ladybug army.
It is the first time many people choose to go on a trip.
In addition to the wonderful scenery, the journey on the frightening, frightening what you see and hear, may not be a kind of scenery. This is probably the reason why missing roads and ladybug towns attract an endless stream of visitors. If you had the chance, would you be willing to go to a place like this and take an adventure to challenge your psychological limits?
