• Re: Missing woman survives on wine and lollipops for 5 days

    From Hunter@hunter@delaware.us to alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,alt.food.wine,alt.survival,aus.politics,talk.politics.guns on Sun May 7 08:29:05 2023
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    Conservative <tee@excite.com> wrote in
    news:suj9lq$1c8de$2@news.freedyn.de:

    Nic wrote

    She neglected to mention all the bushman semen she ingested at night.

    A woman has been found after she went missing for five days in the
    Victorian, Australia bushland with nothing but oa couple of snackso and
    her ocommon senseo.

    Lillian, 48, set off on what was meant to be a short day trip on Sunday, traveling through the dense bushland at Bright in VictoriaAs High Country.

    Incredible footage has revealed the moment she was found by emergency
    services on Friday during a search of the hilly terrain, after her car was spotted at the end of a dirt road in the Mitta Mitta bushland.

    Lillian had been driving towards Dartmouth Dam on April 30 when she hit a dead-end at the close of Yankee Point Track.

    Realizing she had taken a wrong turn, she attempted to turn her car
    around, however, it became stuck in the mud.

    Unable to call for help without any mobile reception and powerless to walk towards help due to health issues, Lillian was forced to stay with her car
    in the remote bush.

    Police began extensive searches of the Mitta Mitta, Wodonga, Bright, and Albury areas after her family raised the alarm on April 30 having not
    received LillianAs daily check-in call.

    After spotting the 48-year-old, the police helicopter was able to direct a local police van to her location where she was found osafe and wello.

    Wodonga Police Station sergeant Martin Torpey said Lillian was able to
    survive partly due to some gifts she had luckily stashed away in her
    vehicle.

    oThe only liquid Lillian, who doesnAt drink, had with her was a bottle of
    wine she had bought as a gift for her mother so that got her through,o Sergeant Torpey said.

    oShe was only planning a short-day trip so had only taken a couple of
    snacks and lolipops with her but no water.

    oShe used great common sense to stay with her car and not wander off into bushland, which assisted in police being able to find her.o

    Unable to move her car, Lillian used its heater to keep her warm
    throughout the chilly nights.

    Found about 37 miles from the nearest town, Lillian was oextremely
    relievedo to see police on Friday, who were ojust as happy to see hero.

    Lillian was taken to hospital to be treated for dehydration where she
    remains under observation.

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