Dog rescued in Brecon Beacons after two days underground
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Spot the dog: Two crews and a specialist team pose for a photograph with a dirt-ridden Georgie following the rescue
A wayward terrier spent two days trapped under eight tonnes of rock before he was rescued by firefighters.
Adventurous Georgie chased a fox into a hole near the Brecon Mountain Railway on 7 January.
He ended up stuck 4m below the surface, and firefighters were called in to traverse the rocky terrain and stage a rescue.
After eight hours of "hard slog", Georgie was reunited with his "ecstatic" owners.
They have asked for the men involved in the rescue to be given a bravery award.
Watch Commander Steven Owens, from South Wales Fire and rescue, said: "It was a really dangerous area and really difficult conditions."
"I'm very proud of the boys," he added.
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