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Dramatic videos rescued by the two mountaineers after chaining the beach on a single beach Point Reyes National Seashore the most dangerous risks.
The couple was captured next to Elephant Rock when the tides were growing, according to a social media update in Sonoma County Sheriff.
After several hours around, the mountaineers realized that emergency services called and the Emily Fuller Department said in a statement of Sfgate.
By not having secure access on the ground or by sea, a helicopter crew was sent to move the rescue. Using a 100-meter line, the answers raised mountaineers from the beach “in the hot seat”, a harness designed for air salvation.
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Helicopter crews caught two mountaineers caught from the point of Reyes beach without leaving Elephant Rock without a safe departure. (National Parks / Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office / Marin County Fire)
The mountaineered Flying to the Firefighters Marin County, Sheriff’s office confirmed. Fortunately, no injuries reported.
The videos of the rescue shows a dramatic scene that descends to a stone shore, and then rises with two hikers suspended above the water.
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The dramatic video shows the two mountaineering chair rescue helicopters. (Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office / Marin County Fire Department)
While Point Reyes is a well-known mountain range and a coastal exploration destination, it creates serious risks, The National Park Service has warned.
“Ocean is among the most dangerous features of the Reyes point” Park Websites Notes.
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According to the National Park Service, “Ocean is one of the most dangerous risks found at the National Seashore Reyes Seashore.” (National Park Service)
Visitors are prudently Powerful surfing, such a powerful surfing, unexpected “sneaker” waves, hard currents, contaminated water, cold temperatures and hidden hot coal. There is no lifeguard, and the field has a challenging land, including unstable cliffs and bluffs.
The whole has emphasized that some beach sites can become “fully blocked” after the tide is climbing, leaving no safe path. Anyone who explores the coast that it should check the tide lists and carry a reliable way of support.
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“Access to emergency communication is key,” he added. “Some coastal sections do not have a cell service, so it could be a satellite communication device.”
Fox News Digital came to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s office and national parks for comments, but he did not receive an immediate response.
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