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[Exe Gesis]

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[Prestigerrycomo]

Incredible story, great find thanks for sharing it.

 

[wce4premiership]

Mind blown...amazing!

 

[HappyChappy35]

Amazing stuff. Not sure such a story would be possible today though with the communications technology we have now (internet, phones, television, and so forth).

 

[dbcrow]

What an amazing story. Thanks for sharing.

 

[iDon]

On Reddit the board "Today I Learned" is riddled with stories like these. Just amazing she is still kicking it on the mountain.

 

[radiojake]

On Reddit the board "Today I Learned" is riddled with stories like these. Just amazing she is still kicking it on the mountain.

Certainly makes you roll your eyes in comparison when you hear people refer to modern luxuries such as smartphones et al. as 'necessities'

 

[imadodgyumpire]

Just think of all the people/families/groups that are living in isolation atm, but have yet to be found!

 

[Illinois Nazi]

Just think of all the people/families/groups that are living in isolation atm, but have yet to be found!

Insert "forever alone" meme here.

 

[Poseidon]

She will never know the pleasure of using an iPad.

 

[Miqar_Baqfhied]

Sad as it is, Ive taught 16 year olds who havent heard of WWII...

 

[Milang_Panthers]

Wow mind blown thanks for sharing. makes you wonder how many more there is like this out there.
bit like the japanese soldier that finally came of the jungle in 1970 or something like that, after escaping into the jungle during WWII to hide from the enemy.
cheers GG

 

[Dont be a lemon]

Sad as it is, Ive taught 16 year olds who havent heard of WWII...

Perhaps they confuse it with the First World War?

In fairness to the very young it ended almost 70 years ago. But yeah they're probably dim kids.

 

[Smoooothy]

She will never know the pleasure of using an iPad.

while sitting on the can!

incredible story. really do wonder how many people are living in complete isolation like this?

 

[Prestigerrycomo]

Sad as it is, Ive taught 16 year olds who havent heard of WWII...

Same as people who don't have a clue on things like the Cuban Missile Crisis. Mind boggling.

 

[Prestigerrycomo]

while sitting on the can!

incredible story. really do wonder how many people are living in complete isolation like this?

I guess is similar to the way they kept finding Japanese soldiers in the 60s and 70s on pacific island who were convinced that WW2 was still going.

 

[kaysee]

And that is how Adelaide was originally discovered.

 

[Bunk Moreland]

Unbelievable. I wouldn’t have even thought there was anywhere on earth where there’s 150-odd miles without civilisation. Is that stupid?

 

[West Coast Weasel]

Thanks for sharing! What a great read

 

[Illinois Nazi]

Unbelievable. I wouldn’t have even thought there was anywhere on earth where there’s 150-odd miles without civilisation. Is that stupid?

Anywhere on earth? There's most of Australia for a start!

 

[The_Reaper]

Unbelievable. I wouldn’t have even thought there was anywhere on earth where there’s 150-odd miles without civilisation. Is that stupid?

Alice Springs?

 

[Bunk Moreland]

Anywhere on earth? There's most of Australia for a start!

The way I read it, there was no humans whatsoever for 150-odd miles in any direction. Would that be the case in Australia?

Given I’ve only been on roads, but there’s roadhouses, indigenous settlements and farms everywhere.

 

[Tulip]

The way I read it, there was no humans whatsoever for 150-odd miles in any direction. Would that be the case in Australia?

Given I’ve only been on roads, but there’s roadhouses, indigenous settlements and farms everywhere.

The North/South Poles.

 

[Dont be a lemon]

150 miles is 241.4km.

Humans live where they can work to get money or routinely grow/hunt things to eat.

Unless there's resources to mine or scientific study to be done or other specific paid roles humans don't live where it's very cold or very hot with limited natural benefits.

Hence Alice Springs is the metropolis of Australia's deserts.

 

[_Mike_]

what a story, thanks for sharing it. It really makes you realise many of the things we cherish are small and insignificant when it comes to the trials and tribulations of this family