徒步旅行者在雪山上奇跡般地找到了丟失的結(jié)婚戒指

徒步旅行者在雪山上奇跡般地找到了丟失的結(jié)婚戒指

A man’s quest to find his wedding ring on a 4,000-foot snow-covered mountain in New Hampshire has been completed by a couple of hikers — and a metal detector.

一名男子在新罕布什爾州一座4000英尺高、積雪覆蓋的山上尋找結(jié)婚戒指的任務(wù)，已經(jīng)由一對(duì)徒步旅行者和一個(gè)金屬探測(cè)器完成了。

WMUR-TV reports Bill Giguere, of Massachusetts, recently lost the gold band on Mount Hancock. Giguere, who had been wearing it for three years, put out a plea to a hiking group for help.

WMUR-TV報(bào)道，來(lái)自馬薩諸塞州的比爾·吉格爾最近在漢考克山丟失了金戒指。吉格爾已經(jīng)戴了三年了，她向一個(gè)徒步旅行團(tuán)體請(qǐng)求幫助。

Tom Gately saw the post but had doubts about finding the ring along the 10-mile loop trail Giguere hiked.

湯姆·蓋特利看到了那枚戒指，但他對(duì)吉格爾徒步10英里的環(huán)形步道能否找到它心存疑慮。

Giguere said the most likely spot was at a lookout where he changed gloves.

吉格爾說(shuō)最有可能的地點(diǎn)是他換手套的地方。

Gately and fellow hiker Brendan Cheever set out with a metal detector.

蓋特利和他的同伴布蘭登·契弗帶著金屬探測(cè)器出發(fā)了。

Cheever says that “it beeped and he’s, like, ‘I think I found it,’ and everybody’s, like, ‘What?’ and he just started scratching in the snow. There it was!”

奇弗說(shuō)，“金屬探測(cè)器發(fā)出了嘟嘟的響聲，他說(shuō)，‘我想我找到它了’，而每個(gè)人都說(shuō)，‘什么?’他開(kāi)始在雪地里搗來(lái)?yè)v去。找到它了!”