Teen survives 400-foot fall from canyon in Washington state
- A 19-year-old teenager fell around 400ft down a canyon near High Steel Bridge in Washington State, sustaining minor injuries, reported by the Mason County Sheriff's Office.
- Sheriff's deputies and firefighters conducted a two-hour rescue mission to save the teen using a rope and harness to scale the bridge.
- The teenager survived with only scrapes on his arms, taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation, with officials noting the fortunate outcome of the rescue operation.
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Man survives nearly 400 foot fall near High Steel Bridge
A 19-year-old walked away with only minor injuries after falling about 400 feet in Mason County. The man slipped and fell on Saturday near the High Steel Bridge, southwest of Hood Canal. Mason County Sheriff’s Corporal Tim Ripp told KIRO Newsradio it’s always dangerous when people explore the nearby canyon walls. “The terrain on the side trails changes drastically and it’ll look like you’re walking on a trail and the brush and growth and everyth…
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