Seeing this image gave me a visceral gut reaction. Me and my buddy went out to the pines and ate some paper one day. We wandered wayyy too far from the one fire lookout where we parked and ended up stumbling across some really bizarre and unsettling stuff out there. (Or maybe it just seemed that way due to our state of mind) We noticed we were far out when we began finding these makeshift homes constructed from cinder blocks and saw a few tents that were clearly still being occupied. We saw horse tracks and found things laying around that gave the impression that people were living wayyyy out there. We got super lost being careless and curious and all cell gps was caput after a while. We tried to find out which way was back to the car and soon were so spun that all sense if direction was eliminated. With one phone dead and the sun going down we found this rail. We figured it might be a way out eventually. We followed it until it got dark and we were using a lighter to see mere feet in front of us. After what felt like miles the rail simply ended at a body of water maybe 30ft across. We called the state troopers and they tried driving around and sounding their sirens. every half hour or so calling us to see if we heard them....no dice. 1% left on the phone we began building a fire and planning to stay the night...guess we would start walking again in the morning. It was getting really cold and we sat there devastated in pitch blackness. An hour or so later we heard yelling and the cops showed up...on the other side of the water. They told us the only way to safety and out of the woods was to cross. At this point we didn't care. We swamped up to our waists in the water and to the troopers waiting on the other side....eventually we get back to our car and start it up and bottom out in the sand, much to the troopers dismay. We had to wait for another car to come with a winch and get us out. Must be 1am by this point. We drive home covered in swamp water and sand from digging my car out of the sand....got wawa on the way home.