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To: Ken who wrote (8360)	8/24/1999 2:08:00 PM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 9818

August 24, 1999 Aussie Desert Ordeal Man Recovers By The Associated Press BROOME, Australia (AP) -- A 33-year-old fireman from Alaska who survived 43 days in Australia's Great Sandy Desert swapped plants and flowers for ice cream and watermelon as he recovered in a hospital Tuesday. Robert Bogucki of Fairbanks, Alaska, also had an intravenous saline drip rehydrating him after his marathon trek through some of Australia's most unforgiving terrain. Bogucki said he ate plants and drank muddy water to survive during his ordeal in Australia's barren northwest. He shed 44 pounds during his one-man odyssey but was reported to be in good condition. ->