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Two Marlborough Hikers Rescued from New Hampshire Mountain

Two young hikers from Marlborough had to be rescued late Sunday as they attempted to descend Mt. Monadnock in Keene, NH.

 

Two hikers from Marlborough required the aid of New Hampshire Fish and Game officers after becoming unsure of their way as they descended Mt. Monadnock in Keene, NH. Sunday evening.

Joseph Winer, 22, and Allison Smith, 17, began their hike at 2:30 p.m., said the Boston Globe. "They started their descent from the summit at about 6 p.m. Neither hiker had a flashlight or headlamp and eventually became stranded due to darkness."

Fish and game officers found the pair at 9:45 p.m. and assisted their descent down the mountain.

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Jessica Eve

5:03 pm on Sunday, April 1, 2012

Who the hell goes hiking with out the proper gear !! AND AT NIGHT Really wow.. just glad they were okay could have been a lot worse

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