Wikimedia CommonsTHREE RIVERS, Calif. - "S O S" spelled out with rocks saved a woman missing in a national park for days, according to a release from the National Park Service.
Mary Joanna Gomez, 56, was found alive and safe in Sequoia National Park after her disappearance sparked a major search operation, the release said.
On October 23, her day off, she visited Kings Canyon National Park, and the next day she texted her daughter pictures of the scenery, the release said.
A search began, with the National Park Service placing her in the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park on Saturday morning, according to the release.
Search teams, search dogs and aircraft all took part in the effort.