Jul 15th, 2009 - Times Online
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The sign at the front desk of the Katoomba youth hostel, in Sydney's Blue Mountains, reads: "Register here for bushwalks".
Which means all you need to do is cross the road and register your name and destination with the police station and they will issue you with a portable distress beacon in case you get lost.
Jamie Neale, who had brought an all-weather spaceblanket from Britain but left it behind with family in Western Australia, didn't bother.
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Jul 15th, 2009 - KFSM
SYDNEY (AP) - A British teenager lost for 12 days while hiking in Australia's Blue Mountains was found alive and well Wednesday, just hours before his father - who had all but given up hope of ever seeing him again - planned to fly back to England.
British backpacker Jamie Neale found by bushwalkers
Jul 15th, 2009 - Telegraph
Two bushwalkers rang police at 11.30am after they found a man who identified himself as Jamie, 19. He was said to be tired, dehydrated and suffering from exposure, but otherwise healthy.
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