行方不明の Vic hiker 生き残るd on 極小の food
With little food and no way of 接触するing the outside world, Michael Bowman hunkered 負かす／撃墜する in 氷点の Tasmanian wilderness for more than a week waiting to be 設立する.
On Tuesday afternoon, a 救助（する） ヘリコプター reached him.
The 57-year-old from Mt Waverley in Melbourne had 始める，決める out on a 単独の bushwalk in the Lake St Clair 地域 in 早期に July.
He had 始める，決める up （軍の）野営地，陣営 at Mt Cuvier to do day walks in the area but got into trouble on a trip to nearby Coal Hill.
"He placed his pack 負かす／撃墜する and became separated from his pack when 激しい 霧 （機の）カム into the area," 上級の Constable Kristy Eyles said.
"He was unable to relocate his pack and spent a night in the 冷淡な.
"The next day he traced his footsteps 支援する ... and made it 支援する to his テント where he has been for だいたい the last nine to 10 days."
Mr Bowman, an experienced hiker, couldn't 始める，決める off his 緊急 beacon because it was in his lost pack and 選ぶd stay in his 情熱-coloured テント.
It was spotted from the 空気／公表する and he was winched to safety.
Mr Bowman gave a thumbs up to マスコミ and seemed in good health when he landed in Hobart, where he has been taken for 予防の 医療の checks.
It followed a three-day search, which began after the alarm was raised when he didn't finish his 引き上げ（る） on Saturday as planned.
"Without the experience that he's had in alpine trips in Victoria and also in Tasmania, it's likely we would have had a very different 結果," 上級の Constable Eyles said.
"This is a 広大な／多数の／重要な reflection of Mr Bowman's 技術 and experience that he's done the 権利 thing and waited there to be 救助（する）d.
"I reckon he would be looking 今後 to a steak."
乗組員s were 妨害するd by dangerous 天候 and metre-high snow on the ground.
Blizzard-like 条件s has 軍隊d the 避難／引き上げ of several bushwalkers from the Cradle Mountain area in 最近の days, 含むing a British man and Hobart school group from Dove Lake on Tuesda y.
A West Australian man and his daughter, who became 立ち往生させるd by snow in the 地域 two days ago, have also been retrieved 安全な and 井戸／弁護士席.
Terry Koziniec and Emily, 15, were reached by a search party on Tuesday afternoon and flown to safety by ヘリコプター.
"I think we were 用意が出来ている for where we were going but it was rough and it was such slow going," Mr Koziniec told the ABC.
"The 冷淡な and the 勝利，勝つd and the rain wasn't really an 問題／発行する, but the 跡をつける between the huts that was meant to take three hours, pretty much took three days."
It comes after a Brisbane man was on Monday 救助（する）d from the northwest end of Lake St Clair and two NSW hikers were plucked from the 塀で囲むs of Jerusalem 国家の Park to the south.
People are 勧めるd to not go bushwalking unless they are very 井戸／弁護士席-用意が出来ている for 氷点の 天候.
