| Volunteers recruited from the National Union of Students washed dishes in the camp, and one Norwegian student hitch-hiked from Newcastle to help. |
| Earlier in the day it is believed she hitch-hiked from Dongara and also from Badgingarra to Northwest Road. |
| We lived in squats and abandoned buildings, didn't really go to school, travelled, hitch-hiked. |
| The future Ambassador recalled how, after then playing at Gleneagles, he hitch-hiked back to Edinburgh. |
| The court was told that he had picked up the Kingston Grammar School pupil as he hitch-hiked home. |
| A villager who has hitch-hiked a lift with us whips out his slingshot, aiming for the kites. |
