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Sep 20, 2026

Steve StocktonNARRATOR
69:45
The employee survived the fall but fractured his elbow and injured his hip and thigh and ultimately had to be rescued from the mountainside by helicopter.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
69:52
Then, on October 28th, 2019, the search and rescue effort transitioned to a recovery effort after searches and the Hiker's family gave up all hope of finding her alive.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
70:01
On October 30th, 2019, Skagit County Sheriff's Office said the recovery efforts had been put on hold due to snow and weather conditions in the mountains.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
70:10
However, the recovery effort for Rachel resumed in November with air and ground searches.

1 HR 13 MINS LATER

Steve StocktonNARRATOR
142:45
On the same day, authorities located her silvert sob in Chiquito Creek to the north of the campsite.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
142:51
They said it appeared to have crashed into a tree at a speed of less than 20 mph before rolling into the ravine.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
142:57
Hikers reported seeing Sandra on July 4, 2020, said she was barefoot and had a bruise on her face.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
143:04
They offered to help her, but she declined medical assistance.
JessHOST
4:56
People act like the headline of the article was, "Better hiker than you did more impressive thing, and you should feel bad about it."
Katie JacksonHOST
5:03
Yes.
JessHOST
5:04
Or, "Hiker hiked trail with blindfold on, didn't look at single plant or bird, didn't enjoy a single moment of it, comma, is still better than you."
Katie JacksonHOST
5:13
Well, I know when Peg Leg set the record for most miles hiked by a woman, she put out an article basically saying she hates when people say that she didn't slow down and appreciate the trail 'cause her thing is, "I'm not a very fast hiker.
Katie JacksonHOST
5:23
I just hike more hours every day, so I probably actually saw way more than most people do on a thru-hike," 'cause she would hike so far into the dusk and dawns.
AngelaHOST
0:00
大家好,欢迎收听 English Angela 师大。我是 Angela 老师,今天要来教大家六句超实用的邀约英语的口语说法。这几句话英语母语人士天天在使用,但课本比较少教。学完这一集,下次朋友揪你做什么事,你都能够用最道地的方式回应。准备好了吗?我们开始吧。第一句,I'm down,I'm down。我可以,我加入。好,比如有人说 Wanna grab dinner later?要不要一起吃点晚餐啊?I'm down。哦,要哦,我要。那为什么要说 I'm down?你就可以想象一下哈,就是朋友邀你去派对,你直接蹲下来坐进聊天,聊天的圈子里,代表你已经加入了。所以这个 down,这个 down 引申为放下身段,加入行列,你就可以用 down。那这个是源自于1990年代美式嘻哈和街头文化,原来的意思是表示我挺你,我们是同一阵线。那后面呢,就后来就成为最常见的答应语,好,的其中一种,所以我们就可以说 I'm down。那第二句,I'm in,也是一样,我加入。好,有人跟你讲,"We are playing board games tonight。"我们今天晚上要玩桌游哦,然后你就说,"I'm in。"欸,我也要加入。你就想象一群人围成一个圆圈,那你一脚踏进那个圈子里,就代表你正式成为其中的一员。好,那这个是源自于扑克牌桌的用语,好,玩家就是喊这一句,就表示他要跟注,I'm in,他要留在这一局里边,那后面就会一样,就是后来延伸到所有的邀约的情境里面,当你说 I'm in,就是我加入。来第三句,Count me in,算我一份,Count me in。好,有人就讲说 "We are going hiking Saturday。"欸,我们星期六我们要去 hiking,我们去健行。然后你就说,"Count me in。"算我一份。那这个呢,就像说主办人呢,他正在数人头,准备看多少人来参加这个活动,那你就举手说把我算进去,Count me in。这个可能比 I'm in 再多一点主动感,但其实就是这个在,呃,团队里边呢,邀请信里面常会看到,那你就可以讲 Count me in,那这个比 I'm in 再更主动,好,再更主动一些哦。第四句,I'm game。我愿意,算我,算我一个哈。有人跟你讲,"Wanna try that new ramen place?"你要不要试试看就是那家新的拉面店。Wanna try that new ramen place?那你的回答是 I'm game。我愿意,我要,算我。那 game 本身就是游戏、比赛。你可以想象一下哈,你自己已经准备好要上场了,你愿意接受任何的挑战,你就可以说 I'm game。那这个是源自于十九世纪英式猎人的用语,那这个用法变成今天勇于尝试的意思。好,我要,我愿意,I'm game。第五句,I'm up for anything。我都可以啊,我都行啊,什么都可以。I'm up for anything。好,有人跟你讲,"What do you want to do this weekend?"你这个周末要做什么呀?然后你就可以说 I'm up for anything。我,我什么都可以啊,都可以。那我们在记的时候,你就可以想想看哦,up 是代表你精神抖擞,你都准备好了,你想象自己随时站起来迎接任何的提议,你就可以说 I'm up for anything,都可以哦。那这个地方我们可以顺便看一下,刚刚明明一开始的时候我们讲 down,I'm down,怎么这里又用 up?那 up 跟 down 它意思它是相反,可是都是能够表示同意。好,所以这个是它意思不太一样,所以你要懂它的情境。它如果讲 I'm down,就是我来加入你们,对不对?好,我就蹲下来,然后加入大家。I'm up,是我已经准备好了,我 OK 了。所以它这个是意思不一样,但是非常有趣的一个例子。好,这是第五句。第六句。嗯,第六句听起来就有点有趣了,因为我们说 I'm easy。啊?用 easy,嗯。但它的意思也是我可以啦。 随便啦,都可以啊。好,有人问你说:Where do you wanna eat?你要去哪里吃啊?Where do you wanna eat?然后呢,你就回答说:I'm easy, you choose。I'm easy, you choose。我都可以啊,哈,你,你选就好了。那你要想象一下哈,这个是一个很好相处,毫,毫无压力的人哦,对任何的提议都会点点头,说OK啊,没问题啊。好,那英式英语里边哈,这个比美式英语好像更常见一点哈。所以如果你讲这个,你在单独使用的时候,你要搭配那个很清楚的情境哦,避免误会意识。所以你的情境是 Where do you wanna eat?你要去哪里吃啊?那你说:I'm easy, you choose。我都可以啊,哈,你选,好,你选就好了。所以一定要是情境非常的清楚哦。好,那我们今天教的这六句话,有 I'm down,好,我加入。I'm in,好,用 in 进入到你们在参加的这个圈子里,或是数我、算我、算我一份,Count me in,Count me in。还有 I'm game,用 game,比赛哦,这个字,好,就是我也要,我要加入,I'm game。或者是你也可以说 I'm up for anything,I'm up for anything,都可以啊,就是,我都 OK 啊,好,就,就看你们要什么都可以。或者是你讲 I'm easy,I'm easy,就是我都可以。其实他们都很口语啊,好,那这些都是用来答应别人的邀约,或是表示自己很随和的这种说法。那么大家可以挑一句自己最喜欢的或是自己最熟悉的,那下次聊天的时候你就可以直接用用看。好,那也欢迎大家在留言区里面告诉我,好,这六句话里边你最常用哪一句?那下一集我可能就会用到你的留言哦。感谢大家收听《英语学习就在斯达》。我们下一季见哦。bye。
speaker_1UNKNOWN
9:02
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PaulaHOST
10:16
Okay.
Shreejan SimkhadaGUEST
10:17
Trekking-wise, except Ruri Valley, you cannot.
Shreejan SimkhadaGUEST
10:19
Ruri Valley and maybe Upper Mustang and Upper Dolpa because these are in the rainfall, shadowy area.
Shreejan SimkhadaGUEST
10:26
Most of the other regions, I would not recommend for trekking.
HilaryHOST
0:16
But London is a big city, so it's busy, crowded, noisy.
HilaryHOST
0:22
If you prefer a different type of holiday, one with lakes and mountains, which involves walking, canoeing or even hiking up mountains, that's to hike, H-I-K-E.
HilaryHOST
0:37
It means going for a vigorous walk.
HilaryHOST
0:39
If you like all that, then an area of the UK which you may enjoy visiting, an alternative to London, is the Lake District.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
113:54
We recently learned of what may be one of the strangest updates to a missing person case that we’ve ever brought forth.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
114:01
Now sometimes in these missing person cases that we cover There will be little bit of paranormal or supernatural element Its usually something small not significant to overall case Sometimes its seems unknown plays larger role Stories UFOs fae bigfoot cryptids portals translucent entities etc Is it possible ghost of missing woman trying solve disappearance Or locate remains Keep open mind Consider following case Back episode number seven Our ten unsolved national park disappearances series We brought story sandra hughes Recap Fifty-four-year old Sandra Johnson Hughes California Last heard June Twenty sixth twenty twenty Sandra embarked solo camping Trip Sierra South Yosemite Escape current pandemic Sandra Recently moved Maui Hawaii california June Twenty twenty Trained Park ranger College Experienced outdoors July Fifth Year Madera County sheriff Office Asked Public Help Locate Sandra Found campsite Johnsons Meadows section Forest Disarray Same Day Authorities located Hughes Silver Saab Chiquito Creek North Campsite Crashed Tree Speed Less Twenty Miles Per Hour Before Ravine Hikers reported seeing Sandra on July 4th, 2020 and said she was barefoot and had a bruise on her face.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
115:48
They offered to help her but she declined medical assistance! Officers and volunteer search-and rescue teams from more than half a dozen other sheriff's departments together with dog teams, the California Highway Patrol and the Governor's Office of Emergency Services combed the forest on foot while helicopters from California Air National Guard did an aerial search.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
116:09
The search focused around the area where her car was found but there was no sign of Sandra.

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Steve StocktonNARRATOR
190:18
The Yosemite Park Service declined to comment on Tomer's death Or any part of the incident Except to say They will not be taking Gigliari's advice anytime in the near future And will not be updating their safety signs and warnings Finally! In April of 2019 A sixty-nine year old woman plunged two hundred feet to her death in Grand Canyon National Park Rangers responded to a call for help on the Grand Canyon rim However, the rescuers just couldn't get to the woman in time Her body was found below a rocky point Near Pipe Creek Vista On the south rim A group Of approximately fifteen Rescuers used To park helicopter To recover her remains Cynthia Ackley lived in the Phoenix suburb of Peoria in Arizona United States Cynthia's was Just one Of the many Deaths that Take place Due to Accidental falls In Not just grand canyon national park But in Parks All over the country In cynthia's case A rare Weather event Caused By warm and cold masses Combining caused Total cloud inversion Which filled the entire Grand Canyon With clouds In a short Amount of Time This Is what is Believed to Be the Reason She fell so Quickly Without Any warning Hello friends.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
191:34
In this video we'll be discussing the recent shocking deaths caused by bears in the United States and Canada.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
191:42
Now There Have Been Many Fatal Bear Attacks In North America Involving Hikers Hunters And Campers Caused By Brown bear The American Black Bear And The Polar Bear brown bear more commonly called grizzly bear incidents have occurred in their native range spanning Alaska northern and western Canada and portions of the Rocky Mountains in the United States the locations of black bear Wilderness fatal attacks reflect their wider Range Bears held captive by animal trainers in zoos carnivals or kept As pets Even Have been responsible For several attacks there have Also been unusual cases in which a person entered a bear's cage and Was then Mauled now These bear attacks Are for predatory territorial or protective reasons scientists studying Grizzlies in and Around the Grand Teton National Park in the U.S have calculated that these animals can smell a carcass from at least four miles away grizzlies outside Alaska have been federally protected as a threatened species since nineteen seventy five after being almost completely exterminated by Trappers and hunters early in the last century So don't underestimate these beautiful but deadly animals Between January twenty twenty up to May Twenty twenty One There Have Been Seven Bear fatalities in north america's wilderness never run From a bear and stay together if you're Hiking in a Group carry bear spray and know how to use it here's some fatalities involving Bears let's begin Dr David Lurchman may Fourth twenty twenty One Wipers Alberta Canada dr lurchman Fifty Nine a senior instructor At the University of Calgary was killed on Tuesday may fourth twenty twenty one in a bear attack While Out Trail running on the Moss Trail Near Wypus creek close to His Home in Ypres alberta northwest of calgary david worked in the field of sustainability leadership development and reconciliation with indigenous peoples and was a longterm martial arts practitioner qigong and meditation Instructor Cochran RCMP was notified of a missing Person Just Before midnight When davids wife Called to Say He Had gone for Run About Six pm and Had not Returned search Was Then Launched Involving a Helicopter and a police dog just After Two am the next morning he was Found dead Just off moss trail david Had Led a Wilderness retreat Since Two thousand Four described as a weeklong Leadership immersive experience in the Foothills of the rock mountains that has been transformational for many Haskany school of business students Kyle Junot official wildlife inspector Said this Can Be a dangerous time of Year in terms of human and Wildlife conflict it's springtime and We all Know in This area Bears are plentiful Grizzly Bears and black bears the spring is especially Dangerous they're hungry they're out of the den they're wandering to where they Had Food Last fall capturing the bear relocating euthanizing all the options Will Be weighed out but it's too Early to Tell What we're dealing With is it a Male Bear is it a female bear With Cubs all those things We refer back to our Matrix and consult With Our Biologists and make the appropriate decisions David's wife, Sarah, said the bear attacked him from behind sending him over a steep embankment.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
195:06
He was attacked by a bear from behind and pushed off a very high embankment and was found near the river.
David ClarkGUEST
43:16
And there's a, this is going to be one of the funny points in this entire route.
David ClarkGUEST
43:21
There's a cabin right in front of you.
David ClarkGUEST
43:23
And it's like, Hikers who have a map and know exactly what they are doing and haven't been running for 35 miles at this point will go the wrong way at this point because the cabin's literally right in front of you where the trail should obviously go.
David ClarkGUEST
43:39
Go right.
David ClarkGUEST
43:39
Go to the right.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
1:30
Hi, I, uh, let's get you a basket.
Helen MurrayHOST
2:15
Hello and welcome to the final episode of Hiking the GR20 with me, Helen Murray.
Helen MurrayHOST
2:20
This is a three-part series brought to you by Inside Tri Show, following our hike across Corsica on the GR20.
Helen MurrayHOST
2:29
In the last episode, we did really settle into life on the trail.
Sean杨王GUEST
15:58
嗯。
Rachel47HOST
16:00
[笑]然后是我是我刷到吗?我就把他,我每一字每一句的介绍都看,然后叶子在那看什么看,看照片,看照片,看照片。[笑声]然后我就看他的爱好,然后我发现,哦,你看他喜欢 hiking,他喜欢健身,他滑雪,然后你看他还吃素,他说他理想的星期天是白天睡醒之后和我在家喝一杯手磨咖,手冲咖啡。然后,然后后来,你,你后面就在笑了,然后,然后后面他的照片是什么?他在一个婚礼上就是抱着别人的小孩,还有什么,然后他在一个别人家里抱着别人的狗,就是我当时就很用心,但是我就觉得对他没有那个 sparkle,然后他说也没有,他说没有就划走,然后我就。[笑声]然后我就继续划,后来我发现我划了大概四个男的,都是一样的。
Sean杨王GUEST
16:48
啊。
Rachel47HOST
16:48
就全都是那个同样的套路。哦。
Helen MurrayHOST
0:00
This podcast is part of the Sports Social Podcast Network.
Helen MurrayHOST
0:19
Hello and welcome back to Hiking in Corsica, a mini-series brought to you by the Inside Tri Show with me, Helen Murray.
Helen MurrayHOST
0:27
In the last episode, my husband Rich and I arrived in northern Corsica after a very long journey.
Helen MurrayHOST
0:33
We settled into our campsite and you heard those first audio diary entries as I tried to process the fact that the GR20 was finally about to begin.

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