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Yosemite hiker killed by falling branch was ‘a really careful person,’ her father says
But in a freak accident July 19 walking just a few steps ahead of the others on a mostly paved old stagecoach road, Angela was struck and killed by a falling tree limb. Her family believes the heavy branch — the width of a tire rim — likely killed her instantly.
Google engineer dies in Yosemite after being struck by falling tree branch
On the afternoon of July 19, a 29-year-old Google software engineer named Angela Lin was doing one of the things she loved most — hiking in Yosemite. With her boyfriend and two friends, Lin had been admiring giant sequoias along the paved trail through Tuolumne Grove,
Yosemite National Park’s largest campground has officially reopened after a three-year closure and a $26 million renovation ...
Park crews have been working for the past five years to repair and widen the Mist Trail stairs in Yosemite National Park, ...
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Angela Lin, a 29-year-old Google engineer, was killed by a falling tree branch while hiking the popular Tuolumne Grove trail ...
After Lin's death, Tuolumne Grove—the area where she and her group had been hiking—was closed to the public for nearly a week ...
Yosemite National Park officials are investigating after a 29-year-old woman tragically died in a freak accident. Angela Lin ...
The Trump administration’s cuts to the National Park Service’s budget and staffing have raised concerns among park advocates ...
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Ronda Rousey Sings About Yosemite National ParkRonda was so inspired by her family road trip to Yosemite that she burst into a song straight off the dome. The world ...
Netflix's newest crime drama set in Yosemite National Park, "Untamed", might not actually be filmed in California, but where ...
A 29-year-old woman was killed after being hit with a falling tree branch while hiking in Yosemite National Park, according ...
An unsolved murder. The treacherous, untamed wilderness. And horses — police horses. Netflix’s newest crime drama Untamed ...
Discover how wildlife in U.S. national parks responded to the 2020 COVID shutdowns, based on GPS tracking data.
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