The NY Times Sunday edition has a survivor's story from Natalie Lindman, a senior at Pasadena's Waverly High School who, like too many, fell off a cliff in Eaton Canyon enroute to the second waterfall -- but unlike most who take that plunge, she lived to tell the tale. There's a love story, too.
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Monday, February 25, 2013
Falling in love -- and 100 ft. off a cliff -- at Eaton Canyon
The NY Times Sunday edition has a survivor's story from Natalie Lindman, a senior at Pasadena's Waverly High School who, like too many, fell off a cliff in Eaton Canyon enroute to the second waterfall -- but unlike most who take that plunge, she lived to tell the tale. There's a love story, too.
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