A social media affected by over 10,000 followers died at a distance of 65 feet, when he lost his grip on the face of a rocky mountain, hearing an inquiry.
Adventure-loving engineer Maria Eutimova, 28, was dealing with the infamous Triafan Mountains Snowdonia, North WalesWhen the accident occurred.
Maria was climbing with friends and was trying to get a handhold when she became a tumble – and went into a “freefol” under the mountain.
Fellow climber Harry Jones said that the group was going on the face one by one when he saw it falling.
He said: “I could see on a particular verge Maria stopped to get a handhold. To pull myself up. I was six feet below it, to the left.
“He topped his right leg to pull himself up. I asked ‘It got it well?” And he said ‘I think so. “But he said that after moments he maria” flying on me “and under the mountain.
Neil Ox, which was on a slightly different route on the mountain, told about his terror by looking at Maria’s collapse.
He said: “I turned and saw that Ms. Eutimova is tumbling through the wind under me. She was already in the freefol.
“I knew that there was going to be an impact on the rocky outflow below, so I went away for each other partition. I was screaming ‘No, no, no.’
“When I turned back, she was at the bottom. I knew it was serious. I said ‘she has gone. She has fallen’. I was in shock.
“The inquiry heard that she suffered serious head injuries including a fragmented skull and died on the spot despite the help of paramedics.
30 -year -old Dr. Maria was the second professional woman to die in the mountain range in a week after Charlotte Kruk’s death.
Maria, from St. Hallens, but originally from Sophia in Bulgaria, had over 10,000 followers on social media, where they performed their outer lifestyle.
She was an experienced climber and recently completed an ice-climbing course in Norway. But the Caernarfon hearing was told that it fell on the infamous northern ridge of the mountain – a popular but dangerous foot -hit route.
Coroner Kate Robertson concluded a conclusion of accidental death and expressed his condolences to his family and friends.
She said: “It seems that Maria was destroying others when she fell unknown and unexpectedly and during the fall she retained the injuries that have died of sadness that she has died.”
Friends Victoria Kichlel,, installed a money -raising page to help pay for the repatriation costs, saying: “Maria was an ambitious, bright and nurtured 28 years old, whose lively personality, energy and aura touched and uplifted around him.
“She was a passion for engineering, who studied civil engineering at Salaford University and made a love for extreme sports. Her biggest passion was snowboarding, for which she was super excited and eager to re -do Austria on her upcoming journey.
“She was an unquenchable thirst for life and was searching for the beauty of our world. Sadly, she was taken far away from her family, very soon!”
Victoria said that Funderizer who helps Maria’s devastated family. He said: “By adding his immense sorrow, the family, who lives in Bulgaria, faces a significant financial burden to bring back Maria and gives him a dignified farewell with his loved ones, whom he deserves.”
Friend Jem Elder wrote: “We will remember you everyday, Maria Eutimova for forever. Your beautiful, uplift will be always alive, you were really a very definition of loving life and were living a happy, full life, inspired others to follow your footsteps. You saw on the final climb.”
On 22 February, the tragedy Dr. Cherlotte took place just six days after Kruk, he died while climbing in the same area.
An inquiry heard that Dr. Kruk died 30 feet for his death while walking on the glider Fach with a fellow medicine. The two women participated in the Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organization.
Talking about Maria’s accident, the team said: “A group was climbing the north when one of them fell in the standing areas at a distance of 20 meters.
“Passengers with climbing equipment dropped down and made it safe, and a team member already made his way nearby and started the CPR.
“To colleague Welsh ambulance service Standing on the base while the Coastguard helicopter dropped the team members on the mountain.
“Unfortunately, the casualties could not escape his injuries, and were brought to the Ogi base. All the views are with the families and friends of the casualties, thanking all the members of the public who tried to help.”