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Hiker rescued after falling into crevasse at Grand Teton National Park
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August 13, 2020
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as posted by the channelA Wyoming man who fell into a deep glacier crack is speaking from his hospital bed about the frightening ordeal and the heroes he says saved his life.
Tyler Willis, 34, was hiking with his friend Josh Anderson, 37, at Grand Teton National Park Friday night when he stepped onto a soft spot of snow and suddenly plummeted 30 feet into a crevasse. A crevasse is a deep fracture found in an ice sheet or glacier.
This is video from Willis of the ordeal.
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