Friends of a young Australian man have shared heartbreaking tribute posts after their mate was fatally crushed by a tree during a gruelling hike in California's Yosemite National Park.
Friends of a 22-year-old Aussie hiker have shared shattering tributes after he was fatally crushed by a tree on a hike in California 's Yosemite National Park. Friends of a young Australian man have shared heartbreaking tribute posts after their mate was fatally crushed by a tree during a gruelling hike in California 's Yosemite National Park.
Harry Partington, 22, was hiking up the infamous Four Mile Trail to Glacier Point on October 8 when he was crushed to death by a falling tree. Picture: Facebook "Your love of travel may have taken you further than anyone can reach, but your memories will live forever in the minds and hearts of the people who you have connected with", Harry's friends have shared tributes. Picture: Facebook"Your love of travel may have taken you further than anyone can reach, but your memories will live forever in the minds and hearts of the people who you have connected with", another friend wrote.
At first Kelly was worried the emergency services were for her loved ones until her husband texted her they were okay.“I was parked at the trailhead at the bottom when the emergency personnel arrived and headed up the trail.
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