Strange and unexplained. It would be interesting to further delve into the history of the area. Years ago, my family and I were traveling through the South, our first experience with the southern states. We had a large coleman tent, and while passing through the Northern tip of South Carolina, We decided to camp overnight at a private campground, just inside the Tenn border. It was a nice place with a store, toilets and shower and a pond full of bream for the kids to fish. We sat in front of a late night campfire after a simple meal of hot dogs beans and s'mores, until sleep set in. All in our sleeping bags in the tent, sleep overcame us all. I had a terrible nightmare of a bearded man stabbing an old fellow, and I awoke with start, very frightened. It was 0600 or so, and I didn't want to wake anybody sleeping, so I headed off to see if the store was open yet, for a Sunday newspaper and a cup of coffee. Enroute, I met another camper, also heading for the store. I mentioned something about being an early riser, for small talk, and he said if it wasn't for that dream about 2 men fighting at a still, I'd be sleeping right now, chuckling to himself. We each described our dreams, and yes it was the same bearded man, stabbing an older fellow, but with the added info from the camper, "over a still".....come to find out, the area had a history of moonshine wars.