Photos | Louie Austen and his faithful companion on the rescue mission
Louie Austen and his dog trekking down a dirt road during the 2009 mine rescue mission. They are both geared up with helmets, gloves, and jackets to ensure their safety on the job.
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a man and a dog on a dirt roadChronologically Adjacent
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headgear boy soil louie austen child footwear flagstone transportation hat gravel walkway road jacket pet hardhat shoe bag rubble strap glove dog machine rescue coat glasses mission path helmet wheel canine car vehicle backpack accessories mine_rescue_mission automobile mammal animal worker archaeology
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Canon
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2009-11-14T11:04:33.710000-08:00
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