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Maybe its Morse Code? Write down the pattern short, long, how many, then see what it says in Morse Code! Hey, it would give you something to do on a rainy night!
coschristi - I use the hotspot on my cell phone regularly since I go to places without WIFI. However, due to being in a Colorado mountain area, my cell phone carrier had a "no service" signal on my phone while I was at this lodge. I had to drive about a mile in order to get a signal. Couldn't use my hotspot without a signal. They do have the public WIFI, which I knew was risky.
Oh I understand about Colorado & cell phone reception! Wait, this happened in Colorado? In a lodge near/on rumored Native sacred ground? There are several notable places like that here but of all of them, there is one that stands above & beyond the others & that’s where I am.
If it was Manitou (or Garden of the Gods or even Crystola) that’s a whole different matter. Reasonable explanations are not typical for Manitou (neither is cell phone reception)!
Maybe its Morse Code? Write down the pattern short, long, how many, then see what it says in Morse Code! Hey, it would give you something to do on a rainy night!
Maybe its Morse Code? Write down the pattern short, long, how many, then see what it says in Morse Code! Hey, it would give you something to do on a rainy night!
This is great idea, also the OP could have recorded the knocking and posted it so that others that are familiar with Morse Code could attempt to decipher it.
It can also happen when a pipe is not properly secured to the studs within the wall and the water pressure builds up and causes the pipe to vibrate banging (sometimes quite violently) against the wood. It used to happen in a home I rented and was SO annoying, sometimes with very LOUD banging that might go on for minutes to hours.
Generally if there are two or more explanations for an occurrence, the simplest answer is usually the correct answer (Occam's Razor).
Last edited by TheShadow; 05-04-2018 at 11:55 AM..
This is great idea, also the OP could have recorded the knocking and posted it so that others that are familiar with Morse Code could attempt to decipher it.
Yep, go ahead, mock me lol!
It seems to me there should be software to translate Morse Code, do a google search
It seems to me there should be software to translate Morse Code, do a google search
I was not mocking you, I just thought recording would be easier and it would possibly be more accurate for someone that is not too experienced in Morse Code.
I was not mocking you, I just thought recording would be easier and it would possibly be more accurate for someone that is not too experienced in Morse Code.
Did you knock the door when you first arrived to the room?
One of the "rules" when you stay in hotel is to knock the door before you enter. I always do this when staying in hotels unless I forget, guess it applies to motel all the same.
If you didn't which I bet is, 'something' was probably trying to teach you good manners..
I have never heard of this? Why Knock?
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lol!
