austinstatesman: As the sun set on a chilly night last June, Lilly Andersen sat on a rock on Colorado’s Engineer Mountain, soaked in her friend’s blood. “So what kind of rocks are we sitting on, Chris?” Lilly, now 12 , said to her friend, Chris Valentino, who lay on top of her legs. “Sedimentary? Metamorphic? Igneous?” Lilly Andersen will be honored today with a Bronze Cross Lifesaving Award from the Girl Scouts of the USA. She helped save the life of her friend, Chris, when he fell down a mountain. Proud to be here Sister, are you?
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As the sun set on a chilly night last June, Lilly Andersen sat on a rock on Colorado’s Engineer Mountain, soaked in her friend’s blood.

“So what kind of rocks are we sitting on, Chris?” Lilly, now 12 , said to her friend, Chris Valentino, who lay on top of her legs. “Sedimentary? Metamorphic? Igneous?”

Lilly Andersen will be honored today with a Bronze Cross Lifesaving Award from the Girl Scouts of the USA. She helped save the life of her friend, Chris, when he fell down a mountain.

Proud to be here Sister, are you?

Source: statesman.com

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    here Sister, are you?
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