Parachutist Makes Bet, Ends Up Stranded On Mountain Top

George Hopkins parachuted onto a volcanic spire to win a $50 bet but found himself unable to descend. National Park officials and volunteers attempted a rescue, facing challenges like tricky air currents and adverse weather. Despite the difficulties, they persevered, using peg ladders and aerial drops to provide supplies. The ordeal serves as a reminder to consider consequences before taking risks.

What message do ground watchers have for Mr. Hopkins when he gets down?

What does the phrase 'look before you leap' imply in the context of George Hopkins' situation?