#ARIZONA MAN STUCK IN QUICKSAND PATCH#

After trying to free her friend, the woman left him with warm gear and clothing and hiked to call for help. The unidentified man had hiked the Left Fork Trail with a companion, also from Arizona, when he became stuck in the middle of the creek. One of his legs was buried knee-deep and he was unable to free himself, a park release said. Park staff received a report Saturday afternoon of the 34-year-old Arizona man's predicament. He was located approximately three hours up the Left Fork of the North Creek, also known as The Subway route.

#ARIZONA MAN STUCK IN QUICKSAND PATCH#

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