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Novice climber survives 1,500-foot drop on California's Mount Shasta after helicopter rescue delayed by clouds

Climbing rangers hiked up Mount Shasta on foot after cloud cover blocked a direct helicopter rescue of a woman who slid 1,500 feet down Avalanche Gulch.

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Novice climber survives 1,500-foot drop on California's Mount Shasta after helicopter rescue delayed by clouds
Climbing rangers hiked up Mount Shasta on foot after cloud cover blocked a direct helicopter rescue of a woman who slid 1,500 feet down Avalanche Gulch.
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Novice climber survives 1,500-foot drop on California's Mount Shasta after helicopter rescue delayed by clouds

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