Well…what are the chances of this?
Harry Harvey was reported missing on Sunday, after he was separated from his walking partner in Yorkshire Dales, England.
He was gone for three nights and four days and of course, his family was very worried.
They had a search and rescue team out looking for him, but no one could find him.
So they had a press conference at the Tan Hill Inn and as the press conference was happening….guess who came walking out of the woods.
There were over 100 people looking for him.
He said he was having a good time alone, but was getting hungry and running out of food.
He was healthy and fine after being lost for 4 days.
Check out the video in the story!
80-year-old hiker missing for 3 nights shows up at a press event for his own disappearance
After three nights and four days lost in the wilderness, an 80-year-old hiker was reunited with his family - at a press conference originally planned as a continued effort to try and find him. Harry Harvey was reported missing on Sunday, after he was separated from his walking partner in Yorkshire Dales, located in northeast England.
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Landmarks And Stadiums Across The Country Illuminated In Blue To Honor Essential Workers
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Landmarks And Stadiums Across The Country Illuminated In Blue To Honor Essential Workers
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Landmarks And Stadiums Across The Country Illuminated In Blue To Honor Essential Workers
ShareTAMPA, FL - APRIL 16: Downtown Tampa is lit up in blue lights on April 16, 2020 in Tampa, Florida. Landmarks and buildings across the nation are displaying blue lights to show support for health care workers and first responders on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
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