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男孩在露营地迷路,最终成功获救
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王 均艳 (王) -
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Three days earlier, 12-year-old Michael had disappeared from his campsite in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. He had loved and read the books about young boys surviving in the woods alone. However, a massive search had passed and there was hardly any sign of the boy. People were about to lose hope when one dog, named Gandalf, stepped in.
Misha and Gandalf, her two-year-old dog, had trained for a year with the South Carolina Search and Rescue Dog Association. But this was their first real job, and Misha decided she had to cooperate well with her dog.
After leaving home in the early morning, Misha gathered with her team members, and they headed to the mountains. All they found in the whole morning was some thin slices of fried potato. They were west of Michael’s campsite along a fire road that ran deep inside. Then they found footprints leading to another path and then to a stream about a quarter mile from the camp. It was a fairly good path, but they lost the tracks at the stream.
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Now the sun went down and the temperature began to drop below freezing. Thankfully, Michael had been wearing a red coat and good boots. Misha breathed a sigh of relief and hoped the boy had found shelter.
Worried as she was, Misha remained calm. She took out the bag containing the shred (碎片) of Michael’s shirt and let Gandalf sniff it. Head up and nose high, the dog started up the path. Misha concentrated on the search ahead. She didn’t want anything negative to cloud her focus. “Michael is alive. We’re going to find him,” she told Gandalf.
Night was coming and it was time for the researchers to turn back and go downhill. It seemed that Gandalf wouldn’t stop. He ran to the left, out of sight behind the edge of the cliff (悬崖). Misha turned the bend, trying not to be left behind.
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Para 1:Suddenly 50 yards up on the cliff side lay a boy in a red coat.
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