Free Soloist Rescued From 500-Foot Cliff in New Hampshire; State Won't Bill Him
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On October 25, 30-year-old William Carron became stranded 500 feet up Whitehorse Ledge's Sliding Board route while free soloing, and was safely evacuated by nine volunteer climbers from Mountain Rescue Service. New Hampshire Fish and Game declined to bill him for the rescue.
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