"The Nebelberg" combines in an original way more classic elements of a ghost story (ghost roams on a secluded mountaintop and looking in foggy nights the inhabitants of a remote homestead home) with new ideas: so there're no narrator, but the third detective bears from his prior travel diary, which as the central theme of the story is. With self-irony the listener reading aloud, telling the diarist of a hike of three in the Rocky Mountains, which leads to an encounter with a well-known in the area and dreaded Phantom. That an escaped convict, a disused gold mine and a bit grumpy writer, come over the creepy stories around the campfire very atmospheric, otherwise related to, this episode is the necessary seasoning to bring it to five stars. "The fog Mountain" is truly a successful late work of ??? before this in "The Dre?" had to reinvent.
