127 hours. Between the hammer and the anvil

The bestseller New York Times, which served as the basis for the film “127 hours” by Danny Boyle.
Saturday, April 26, 2003, 14 hours 41 minutes. Eight miles from his truck, being in a deep and narrow crevice of the Canyon Blue-John, climber Aron Ralston descended from the wedge-shaped boulder when the stone suddenly began to stagger. Before Aron was able to bounce to the side, the falling stone pressed his right hand and wrist to the wall of the canyon.
So six days of hell began for Aron. Having only meager reserves of water and food, without a jacket, in order to warm himself with painfully cold nights, with horror realizing that he did not tell anyone where he went, Aron understood that he had to die with a slow death - he was trapped at the bottom of the canyon A boulder weighing about 400 kilograms at a depth of 3 meters.
And then, to save yourself, Aron committed the most unusual act that could be represented ...
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The Great Outdoors