No matter how you’re feeling today, or how bad your week or month has been, take heart: humanity is still good at its core. Look no further than the mountains of Colorado, where nine strangers came together to rescue a woman who’d been hurt on 14,000-foot Grays Peak. Bev Wedelstedt wasn’t going to make it off the mountain herself. So a bunch of random people made it happen. Proof that people who love the mountains are inherently good.
9 Strangers Coming Together on Colorado Peak to Rescue Woman Proves Humanity Is Still Inherently Good
People who love the mountains are usually quality individuals.
BY The Inertia Mountain | Staff
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