Hypothermia victims Marie Cresswell and Clive Cresswell from Tolaga Bay were rescued at 3am by police, LandSAR, (Land Search and Rescue) and the Lowe Corporation Rescue Helicopter, after activating their Personal Locator Beacon in the Ruahine Ranges between Sparrow Hawk Spur and Colenso Spur. Video by Duncan Brown
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