Dewey Gaedcke was in Hawaii as a last-minute concierge favour when a friend told him about a volcano worth seeing at night. Five days later, he was rescued by a teenager in a tourist helicopter. The park service had already told his family he was probably dead.
Dewey Gaedcke is known for surviving one of the most extraordinary ordeals in recent memory — five days lost on a remote lava field in Hawaii without water, proper footwear, or any idea where he was.
The small decisions that compounded into a survival situation — an hour-and-a-half hike, a pair of jogging shoes, and no water
What it actually feels like to be lost with no landmarks, no path, and no signal
How he kept himself alive in conditions that should have killed him
The footage he recorded for his daughters in case he didn't make it
How a teenager in a tourist helicopter found him after the park service had already told his family to prepare for the worst
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