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Australian Woman Trapped Upside Down Between Boulders for Hours After Dropping iPhone on Hike

A woman's attempt to retrieve her dropped iPhone led to her being trapped upside down between boulders for seven hours in the New South Wales Hunter Valley.

A woman named Matilda Campbell was hiking with her friends at a place called Laguna, in the New South Wales Hunter Valley when she accidentally dropped her iPhone into a crevice. She fell nearly 10 feet, ending up suspended upside down by her feet caught between large boulders.

Her friends couldn't rescue her so emergency services were contacted and it took multiple first responders from Cessnock Volunteer Rescue Association and Rural Fire Services to remove seven large boulders weighing up to 1,000 pounds apiece to free Campbell.

Following the ordeal, Campbell cracked a vertebra as well as suffering scrapes and bruises.

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