Lost in Australia.

[John Gryphon]

The land swallows many. Quite a tale of perseverance.

The 45 phone pings that traced the last known steps of Celine Cremer

Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer was on the trip of a lifetime, but on a hike in Tasmania she left the trail and was never seen again. It took a private investigator, a YouTuber, loved ones and an army of volunteers to find answers.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Taff]

I have been lost in the bush here, turned around by a dodgy compass, chasing goats, following a stream can be a good idea or a disaster, you can come to massive drop offs in the bush. In my case I could still make a call from a high point, followed the stream from on top of the ridge, ended up about 4 k from my truck, but I knew where I was and followed a track back to the truck, still hate that piece of bush.
A lesson you learn is always carry a form of food and a poncho even in summer, and the obvious e perp.

 

[starr shot]

Can’t begin to imagine what fear she must have been in.Could all have been prevented with a simple sign.

 

[John Gryphon]

Can’t begin to imagine what fear she must have been in.Could all have been prevented with a simple sign.

Especially from Belgium. I have seen the fear in overseas visitors here when out in the bush as they know we have ****s of things in our bush and its totally different to their home countries. I know Aussies that poop themselves if they cant hold your shirt tail,true.