An Australian woman survived in the wilderness for five days with only a bottle of wine and lollipops. | via philstarlife
An Australian woman survived in the wilderness for five days with only a bottle of wine and lollipops.reported on Saturday, May 6 that the woman, who had been missing, was finally rescued in a remote bushland.
The 48-year-old woman, identified as Lilian, was supposed to take a short trip en route to Dartmouth Dam on April 30, but late to realize that she took a wrong turn after reaching the end of the road.“She was only planning a short-day trip so had only taken a couple of snacks and lollies with her but no water,”Lilian tried to go back, but her car got stuck in the mud. She was also unable to call for help since there was no phone signal.
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