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Could this be Australia's Bermuda Triangle?

Barrington Tops National Park in NSW has claimed nine planes and 30 lives in the past eight decades. Only four people have ever walked away, and one of those is pilot Dennis Hume, who was forced to eject from his plane and plunge thousands of metres into its unforgiving forest ranges.

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    Barrington Tops National Park in NSW has claimed nine planes and 30 lives in the past eight decades. Only four people have ever walked away, and one of those is pilot Dennis Hume, who was forced to eject from his plane and plunge thousands of metres into its…

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