A woman hiking in Hunter Valley, New South Wales, became trapped upside down between two large rocks while trying to retrieve her dropped iPhone. As she slid deeper into the crevice, she was immobilized and unable to signal for help.
After hours of discomfort, emergency responders arrived and carefully freed her using airbags and specialized equipment. The rescue took nearly two hours, but she was unharmed. This incident highlights the risks of going to extreme lengths to retrieve personal items in dangerous environments and serves as a reminder to prioritize safety over belongings.
