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”The brother of a cyclist missing in France fears he may have eaten a "lethal" mushroom while foraging.
Steven Harper was attempting to pedal from Dundee to India when he lost contact with family on 23 November near Monanco.
The 38-year-old was robbed of his bike and passport in the south of France and texts home told how he felt sick after ingesting the fungi…
… His last post was "geotagged" to a hilltop overlooking Roquebrune-Cap-Martin between the principality and the town of Menton.
He had travelled through Andorra, Spain and France before being attacked in Nice, when his bike was stolen along with most of his possessions.”
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Steven Harper was attempting to pedal from Dundee to India when he lost contact with family on 23 November near Monanco.
The 38-year-old was robbed of his bike and passport in the south of France and texts home told how he felt sick after ingesting the fungi…
… His last post was "geotagged" to a hilltop overlooking Roquebrune-Cap-Martin between the principality and the town of Menton.
He had travelled through Andorra, Spain and France before being attacked in Nice, when his bike was stolen along with most of his possessions.”
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Dundee cyclist missing in France may have eaten lethal mushroom
Steven Harper disappeared after telling family he was foraging on a hillside in the south of France.
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