CNN reports on the extraordinary story of 34-year-old Lucas McLeish from California. American hiking at Boulder Creek in the Santa Cruz Mountains near San Francisco Coastline of the Pacific Ocean. The 34-year-old got lost because a recent fire had gutted much of the area and may have lost his way in the area.
His family reported him missing on June 16, five days after he failed to show up for a family Father’s Day party. He was finally located on June 20 by a drone from the Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Office. A drone was launched to detect the sounds. Witnesses reported hearing helpless cries for help.
McClish was discovered Big Basin Redwoods State Park – California’s oldest state park and home to the largest stand of ancient coast redwoods. There are also many swamps in its area. Lynx, foxes, deer, coyotes, cougars, opossums and one of the most dangerous snakes – the Pacific rattlesnake.
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The man was found alive. Witnesses heard repeated cries for help. The tourist reported that he left the house A pair of pants, shoes and a hat. He carried a flashlight and folding scissors.
CNN reports that McClish survived He drank water from streams and waterfalls…straight from his shoes. Interestingly, he made sure to drink at least 3 liters every day. In addition He also ate wild berries. He had a “bed” of wet leaves. After being examined by medical services, the 34-year-old was found to be unharmed.
In a conversation with journalists, the man joked He’s tired of being outside and hiking, probably by the end of the year.