Grandmother survives in wilderness by drinking rainwater and ‘talking to a fox’
Survival instinct kicks in for 88-year-old who went missing for four days in woods near her home
www.telegraph.co.uk
I hope this is real. If so, amazing.
This makes me very happy!
Here's what it looked like before the fire. It was much darker inside, but I can't tell if that's due to lighting only, or if the colors were darker.
It looks like they went with the "modern" clean look, rather than having the extremely intricate detail of the original Gothic interior.
Not only that but it seems like the stained glass windows are not in yet. Those would give the cathedral a darker and warmer hue. New stone is clean and bright.The clean look might resemble how the cathedral looked when new, while the darker tones were caused by soot gathering on the walls over centuries.
This makes me very happy!
Elon seems to have deleted the link. I don't know why.I remember when it was set on fire and afterward they wanted to turn it into a "multi-religious place of worship." Thank God that never happened. However, the link above doesn't work anymore... at least for me.
This is a weird story. They talk about him sleeping in his car a few days, then camping by a creek for 10-15 days, then moving deeper into the wilderness.Missing hiker found alive after 50 days in northern B.C. wilderness
A missing hiker who spent 50 days alone in the frozen wilderness of northern British Columbia has been found alive.bc.ctvnews.ca
The Stranger in the Woods:This is a weird story. They talk about him sleeping in his car a few days, then camping by a creek for 10-15 days, then moving deeper into the wilderness.
He had only said he was going for a 10 day trip. They don't mention when or how he got lost. Sounds like he chose to stay out longer. Eventually he came out after his shelter burnt down.
They had a massive search effort for him, but it sounds like he wasn't lost. The artcile doesn't say this, but the things it does say sound funny to me.
It's great news for his family though.
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I was thinking of this too. The Stranger in the Woods guy died pretty quickly as I recall. This guy lived 50 days in very cold conditions. Sounds like this guy was able to hunt for enough food, and had sufficient shelter, but then he got tripped up when his shelter burned down.The Stranger in the Woods:
Christopher Thomas Knight - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
I read the magazine article many years ago, and recently read the book. It's a very quick read, but quite interesting. Despite interviewing the guy himself, doesn't really get into the "why" of his disappearance, but perhaps it had been so long he didn't remember why.
The Stranger in the Woods guy^ is still alive; are you thinking of Christopher McCandless up in Alaska (Into the Wild)?I was thinking of this too. The Stranger in the Woods guy died pretty quickly as I recall. This guy lived 50 days in very cold conditions. Sounds like this guy was able to hunt for enough food, and had sufficient shelter, but then he got tripped up when his shelter burned down.
If so, that's a very cool case of living off the land. It's not cool that he caused a massive search by disappearing intentionally, if my suspisions are correct.
I may be wrong, and the articles just aren't explaining why he failed to return after the 10 days he had told his family.
Yes, I didn't click your link, but I thought from the link description it was McCandliss, and I thought that was the name of the book and movie about him.The Stranger in the Woods guy^ is still alive; are you thinking of Christopher McCandless up in Alaska (Into the Wild)?