Lucy Fairweather’s wild Stirling Range rescue turned into a triumphant comeback—she was the 11,000th person saved by WA’s rescue helicopter, winched off the mountain faster than she expected, smiling through it all. With six rescues already this year in a popular hiking hotspot that sees 50,000 trekkers annually, Lucy’s story stands out—not just for the drama, but for her crew’s stellar prep and the team’s seamless operation. Paramedics and pilots praised her recovery and the smooth extraction, thanks to good weather and precise location. It’s a reminder that even in nature’s toughest spots, preparation and professionalism can turn a fall into a full-circle victory.
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