http://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascoun ... g_m_1.html
This does not sound good.
missing hiker at Mt Hood
missing hiker at Mt Hood
The downhill of the mind is harder than the uphill of the body. - Yuichiro Miura
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Her pack in the truck? No, that can't be a good sign.
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Back on the trail, again...
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I am very worried about her. Hearing that her pack was in the vehicle caused my heart to sink.
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Not good...
If she happens to be lost and not kidnapped, Timberline Lodge equals many potential places she could be; uphill, downhill, not as straightforward as a trailhead. Not looking good
If she happens to be lost and not kidnapped, Timberline Lodge equals many potential places she could be; uphill, downhill, not as straightforward as a trailhead. Not looking good
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She has been found--on Sandy Glacier. No details yet, but evidently frostbite and a possible broken ankle.
http://www.katu.com/news/local/Missing- ... 25891.html
It is a good idea to let someone know where you're going and when they should call SAR if you don't come back. Makes life easier for both you and SAR!
The pack left in the car, I read earlier, was a small daypack. There has been speculation that she could have taken a larger pack with her, but no word on that yet.
http://www.katu.com/news/local/Missing- ... 25891.html
It is a good idea to let someone know where you're going and when they should call SAR if you don't come back. Makes life easier for both you and SAR!
The pack left in the car, I read earlier, was a small daypack. There has been speculation that she could have taken a larger pack with her, but no word on that yet.
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Thanks Grannyhiker, that really made my day! I am so happy she has been found alive.
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Re: missing hiker at Mt Hood
Good news
It's too bad they don't have phones that reliably work everywhere. Two way text would be sufficient. Cell phones don't work most of Mt Hood area.
It's too bad they don't have phones that reliably work everywhere. Two way text would be sufficient. Cell phones don't work most of Mt Hood area.
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Found this on the Koin site. Look at the comments. Is this weird or what ?
http://www.koinlocal6.com/news/local/st ... RfGgQ.cspx
http://www.koinlocal6.com/news/local/st ... RfGgQ.cspx
Filling my bucket, one hike at a time.
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You must be talking about the comment below. That is definitely weird.roadtripmom wrote:Found this on the Koin site. Look at the comments. Is this weird or what ?
http://www.koinlocal6.com/news/local/st ... RfGgQ.cspx
Makes you wonder.
I'd be interested where that gps location points to; I'm too lazy to figure it out.
sterlingda - 3/29/2013 4:29 PM
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Mary Owen's Possible Location Pinpointed by Intuitives March 22, 2013 I am Mary Owen's uncle on her mother's side. I've been on risky hikes myself. I also have a couple of friends who are intuitives, and I asked them if they might help pinpoint where Mary is. They helped find a missing person eight years ago. Over the course of about 2.5 hours, they provided the following description, ending with a GPS location of where she is likely located right now. (Some of this description comes from my own perceptions.) They said that she has been planning this hiking trip for a long time. She loves challenges, and is known by her Pacific Coast Trail hiking buddies as "Dare-Devil" or "DD" for short. He plan was to go North-West-West, in the snow, across challenging terrain, to a destination near 45.370724,-121.82098, where she could pick up Muddy Fork Rd. However, about half way there, going fairly straight as the crow flies, while climbing out of a ravine, she injured her left foot, so she could not walk. Though she left one pack in the car, which the police found parked at Timberline Lodge and Ski Area parking lot, she took another pack with her, which included a space blanket ("Silvery Cocoon"), which has helped keep her warm. She is confident that she will be found, and has been in a good mental state. She has a means of attracting a search party to her, once they are near enough. Fairs? Smoke? Ground drawing? Her phone isn't going to be of any help in locating her. There is water nearby, though she might not be able to get to it. Though she has been cold, she is not dying, and this will end well. Presently, Mary may be located in the vicinity of 45.350162,-121.783471 not far from the top of that ridge. I have submitted this information to my sister and to the Sherriff's office conducting the search. I hope they'll at least do a fly-over of the location my friends gave.
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Not particularly close if what I heard on the news is correct!You must be talking about the comment below. That is definitely weird.
Makes you wonder. I'd be interested where that gps location points to; I'm too lazy to figure it out.