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Hiking rescues increase in Southern California; could social media be to blame?
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Hiking rescues increase in Southern California; could social media be to blame?
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Re: Hiking rescues increase in Southern California; could social media be to blame?
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Unless I missed it I don't see any mention of navigation systems taking unprepared people to these areas.
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I'd bet that on a per capita basis interest in the wilderness is probably at or near an all-time low. There are a multitude of recreation areas in our nearby forests that are abandoned or only barely used. I think people are just getting dumber.
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I agree Joe. Also, I think they feel that because they have their phones, they are invincible...and rescuable thus they press on when they shouldn't.
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