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MailOnline reporter Fred Kelly wrote: "Sharp-needled cacti grow higher than a man's head and there's no sound other than the noise of geckos scuttling in the undergrowth and the distant howl of the wind above the ravine."
Uncovering chilling remnants of past presence, he said: "In a sinister twist, the Mail uncovered eerie signs of life in one of two derelict homesteads nestled in the ravine: shoelaces knotted with twigs into haunting symbols akin to scenes from a horror flick, discarded water bottles, and - most bizarrely - a set of clean women's attire."
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Uncovering chilling remnants of past presence, he said: "In a sinister twist, the Mail uncovered eerie signs of life in one of two derelict homesteads nestled in the ravine: shoelaces knotted with twigs into haunting symbols akin to scenes from a horror flick, discarded water bottles, and - most bizarrely - a set of clean women's attire."
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Haunting 'signs of life' in remote area where Jay Slater vanished in Tenerife
The ravine in Tenerife's Rural de Teno area where missing teenager Jay Slater was last known to have been is barren and daunting, but 'eerie signs of life' have been spotted