A tourist plunged 120 feet while trying to get a better view of the water at a Montana national park – and remarkably survived with the help of a good Samaritan.

Ken Nurse, a 60-year-old Montana native now living in North Carolina, fell into a creek during a trip to Glacier National Park last Thursday while with his wife, Renae, and their family.

He had taken pictures of McDonald Falls but edged forward to get a better view — just for the ground to give way, plunging him 120 feet down the cliff and into a creek, his family said in a fundraiser.

Bystander Josh Seppelt, a Navy electrician from Pierz, Minnesota, heard the fall and managed to bring…

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