>>2858653
Falls.
Falls again.
Dies.
Kek.

>>2858653
Something I learned growing up in Canada is that if something goes wrong its best to hunker down. Would this be true in this situation?

Rough.

>>2858684
Yes, this is almost always true. Especially in a case like a fall on a mountainside.

>>2858684
>needing rescue

Make it or die.

>>2858655
> Kek
No. Not really. You’re just an asshole that thinks they are being edgy.

>>2858777
Yes really. I hope you die next.

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>>2858655

>>2858684
She was alive, her companions knew were she was. She had no reason at all to move anywhere. Anything other than staying put would increase her chances of harm.

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>>2858863
she was cute imo and probably a fun person. it is a waste! every brazilian woman i have known have been most congenial and attractive of course. not like frigid american white hags

>>2858684
I broke my leg and I drove home a few hours from the mountains. Reallllly sucked but better than being shacked up in a hospital. I did break it RIGHT next to the car though. Not while on a hike.

>>2858873
How did you even break it

>>2858874
I found a driveway that had a really good view and I wanted a picture, but I figured I didn't want to get too far into their property cuz it was private, so I tried to park close to the main road - sort of on a slope and there were wet leaves covered with snow and I got out of my car without steadying my feet on a slope, tripped and fell backwards.

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>>2858684
Almost always. The amount of backpackers here where they find their car because they tried to drive a dacia into the bush in a flood and then wander off is something. I got bogged on a colossal station and knew nobody would be back for a week so hiked out about 11ks in summer but I knew where I was going and knew there was water.