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Woman stranded in California forest survives off yogurt, snow

A woman who was stranded in a remote area near Lassen National Forest survived by eating yogurt and snow until she was rescued last week, authorities said.

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Hiker Lost in Mountains Texts Single Photo of His Legs–and Man Online Uses It to Locate Him, Saving His Life

Resident of Palmdale, California, Rene Compean went missing in the mountains on Monday, April 12. He was found ...

Things to do: Silver Lake's stairs, L.A.'s bioblitz

Need a challenging new neighborhood route in L.A.? Head to Silver Lake for this tough 16-mile walking/running route that includes 40 historic staircases. And it counts only if you go up the stairs. Cameron Kruse, 31, created the route (and the rules) because he was looking for close-to-home adventures to get him through the pandemic. His quests usually take him to rock faces to climb, or the Himalayas, where he photographs and works on digital storytelling, something he calls “scrollytelling.” “My day job is a creative technologist. I figure out ways to tell stories with technology, but I moonlight as a National Geographic explorer,” the rock climber and runner said.

How One Man Used Satellite Images To Locate A Lost Hiker In California

Ben Kuo's hobby of using satellite images to find out where photos and films were shot helped rescuers find a lost hiker in California's Angeles National Forest. The hiker, Rene Compean, went out for what he thought would be a two-hour walk in an area he'd hiked in many times but ended up getting lost. He spent the night in the wilderness, completely unprepared. He climbed to a point where he got a faint cell signal and snapped a photo he sent to a friend, asking for help. The friend brought it to the police and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department tweeted it out. Kuo saw it on Twitter and was able to match it with satellite photos of the area to pinpoint the hiker's location so rescuers could find him, The Washington Post first reported.

How One Man Used Satellite Images To Locate A Lost Hiker In California

Encontraron a un excursionista perdido gracias a una foto de sus pies

This story about a lost hiker would make a good movie

"I have always loved looking for where photos are taken."

Observant Man Uses 1 Grainy Photo To Save Lost Hiker's Life. | Star 104.5

Radio Amateur Helps Rescuers to Locate Lost Hiker

Radio Amateur Helps Rescuers to Locate Lost Hiker 04/19/2021 The keen and practiced eye of ARRL member Ben Kuo, AI6YR, helped to guide rescuers to a hiker stranded on a mountainside on April 12. Hiker Rene Compean, 45, had spent the night in a remote region of the Angeles National Forest after getting in a tough spot. After a concerned friend reported Compean missing on Monday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department dispatched search-and-rescue (SAR) teams. Although amateur radio played no direct role in the rescue, Kuo cited his enthusiasm for technology and ham radio satellites and for Summits on the Air (