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SYDNEY - A British hiker was found alive Wednesday after being lost for 12 days in rugged bushland west of Sydney.
Jamie Neale lost his way after going for a 6-mile walk in the rugged Blue Mountains and leaving many of his possessions, including mobile phone, at a youth hostel.
He was found by two bushwalkers and survival experts said the 19-year-old only made it because of the availability of water due to recent rain.
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Backpacker Jamie Neale insist his miraculous survival tale no hoax
Jul 15th, 2009 - Times Online
Traipsing through the thick Australian bush, the British backpacker Jamie Neale appeared on television re-enacting parts of his 12 days lost in the wilderness and admitted: "I was an idiot".
Father denies claims backpacker faked ordeal in order to make money
Jul 15th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
The father of the British backpacker lost in the wilderness has denied claims that his son faked his ordeal in the Australian bush in order to make money. Richard Cass told Australian TV that his son...
Saved by pizza - the secret behind Jamie Neale's survival?
Jul 15th, 2009 - Times Online
A feast of pizza on the night before he went hiking may have contributed to the miraculous survival of British backpacker Jamie Neale, who returned to civilisation on Wednesday after wandering for 12 days...
Warning signs that Jamie Neale missed before fateful journey in ...
Jul 15th, 2009 - Times Online
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...
British backpacker survives 12 days in Aussie bush
Jul 15th, 2009 - Reuters
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A British backpacker was found alive Wednesday after being lost for 12 days in rugged bushland west of Sydney. Jamie Neale lost his way after going...




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