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Having seen the area first hand, here’s why so little progress has been made in finding Jay Slater

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Located in a steep valley in the beautiful Rural de Teno park, the remote village of Masca is a heaven for hikers and adventurers travelling to Tenerife.

Yet for the family and friends of Jay Slater, it has become the place of nightmares because its rugged landscape and steep ravines easily hide clues which could shed light on the teenager's disappearance.

Having seen the search first-hand, it is understandable how such little progress has been made in 12 days. The by the Mirador La Cruz de Hilda cafe, with cacti and dense shrubbery on either side, making it slow work

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