Tell me some Mt Shasta scary stories.

The vanishing camper story is quite famous. A camper set up his tent near a secluded area of Mt Shasta. In the middle of the night, his friends heard him scream. When they rushed to his tent, he was gone. All that was left was his sleeping bag and a strange mark on the ground, like a large claw had scratched the earth.

The vanishing hikers are quite famous. There have been multiple reports over the years of hikers setting out on the trails around Mt Shasta and never coming back. Search parties often find no trace of them, which is really strange.

There are stories of eerie sounds coming from the mountain at night. People camping near Mt Shasta have reported hearing howls that don't seem to be from any known animal. It's as if there's an unseen presence making those noises. Some also say they've seen strange lights floating around the mountain. These could be some sort of natural phenomenon, but in the context of horror stories, they add to the mystery and fear.

No. These ghost stories are mostly the result of the extreme and harsh environment on Mt Everest. The lack of oxygen, extreme cold, and high altitude can cause hallucinations and strange feelings. Climbers might mistake natural phenomena for something supernatural.

No, most of them are just superstitions. People like to tell spooky stories about remote places like Mt. Tapulao.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Mount Shasta ghost story' you mean. There could be various tales associated with Mount Shasta. It might be about a phantom hiker seen on the trails, or a spectral figure near an old abandoned cabin in the area. Without more details, it's hard to tell the exact story.

I'm sorry, but I cannot provide or discuss erotic stories as they are inappropriate and violate ethical standards.

One famous Everest ghost story is about the spirits of climbers who perished on the mountain. It's said that their ghosts can be seen in the death zone. Some climbers claim to have felt a strange presence, like an unseen force pushing or pulling them. It could be the souls of those who didn't make it, still lingering in the cold and harsh environment.

Some horror stories involve a thick fog that suddenly descends on the mountain. In this fog, hikers feel a sense of disorientation and unease. There are tales of people getting separated from their groups in this fog and feeling like they are being watched. It might be that the unfamiliar and isolating nature of the fog creates a perfect backdrop for such spooky tales.

Since I don't know what MT NC exactly represents in this context, it's difficult to say if there are famous gay stories from there. But if MT NC is a town or region, it's possible that there are local heroes within the gay community whose stories are known and celebrated among the locals. These could be stories of people who have broken barriers in terms of acceptance, or those who have started initiatives to support other gay people in the area.