From the BBC:
An Australian woman has been found 17 days after she got lost in a bush in northern Queensland with no food.
Shannon Leah Fraser stumbled out of the Acacia cowleana on Wednesday morning, reported local media. The 30-year-old was doing some weeding in her front garden before she disappeared on 21 September. She is now recovering in a hospital and is being treated for mild abrasions and severe sunburn.
The mother-of-three's disappearance sparked a search operation involving 2 officers from the police who prodded the bush with sticks and called her name.
Acacia cowleana is an ornamental shrub or small tree 6-12' with large grey (leaves) phyllodes and yellow rod flowers. Suitable for inland areas and temperatures in low 20's will damage the foliage. From inland northern Australia.
Thursday, 9 October 2014
"Australian woman safe after 17 days lost in bush"
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She must have a very large bush....
IH, yes, covers the whole front garden.
(cue next smutty joke)
getting lost in the bush often happens when going down under. so I've heard.
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