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Carol Vorderman was more than happy to rush to the rescue of a fellow mountain hiker who found himself stranded over the weekend.The Countdown presenter enjoyed the great outdoors at Brecon Beacons, a stunning mountain range in Wales, on Saturday. However, she came across a man and his friend who accidentally locked the keys inside the car after stepping out for a hike. Tyrone Coburn revealed his plight in a Facebook post, explaining: ‘Locked my keys in my car today after walking the horse shoe in Brecon.‘Had no signal to phone AA and this kind lady CAROL VORDERMAN came to my rescue and gave me a lift to the nearest village so I could ring them, what a lovely lady she is.’ The hiker included a selfie of himself and Carol, who is seen smiling and giving a thumbs up in her car after racing to his aid. Sharing her account of her heroic efforts, the TV presenter told her Instagram followers: ‘Awwwww. I was wandering around the Beacons yesterday and chatting to an ex teacher who was manning one of the car parks for @breconbeacons.‘Then Tyrone and his two friends came over and said that he’d locked his keys in his car.

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Carol Vorderman has been inundated with praise by her Instagram followers after revealing that she rescued a stranger during a hike on the Brecon Beacons over the weekend.The maths whizz, 61, recalled the rescue in a post with her 218,000 followers which saw her kindly give a fellow hiker a lift after he locked his keys in his car.Carol posted a snap from walking enthusiast Tyrone Coburn of the pair in her car as she gave him a lift.The Tv star dazzled as she grinned at the camera while giving a thumbs-up as Tyrone shared the snap on Facebook.Caro's caption read: "Awwwww. I was wandering around the Beacons yesterday and chatting to an ex teacher who was manning one of the car parks for @breconbeacons."Then Tyrone and his two friends came over and said that he'd locked his keys in his car.A post shared by Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders)"Problem was he would have to climb back up a mountain for a signal to ring the AA or walk 5 Miles to the nearest village," Carol added.She went on to reveal that she'd kindly offered the hiker a lift so he could get signal and call for help with his car.Carol continued: "Er Hello....time for a lift."She added that the hiker was surprised to realise who she was once in the car, joking that he got "two frights".Carol said: "He made me laugh tho cos we were chatting away in the car and it was only when I took my sunnies off that he recognised me.

Carol Vorderman has been praised for rescuing a stranded stranger during a hike in the mountains.The former Countdown star, who recently revealed why she didn't return to her native Wales for a long time, came to a man's aid after he accidentally locked his keys in his car after an outing in the Brecon Beacons in Wales.Taking to his Facebook page, Tyrone Coburn shared a snap of himself smiling alongside Carol as she gave the camera a thumbs up. Detailing his plight and how the 61 year old saved the day, he wrote: "Locked my keys in my car today after walking the horse shoe in Brecon. "Had no signal to phone AA and this kind lady CAROL VORDERMAN came to my rescue and gave me a lift to the nearest village so I could ring them, what a lovely lady she is." Carol later re-shared his post and wrote: "Awwwww.

CAROL Vorderman was praised by fans after she rescued a stranger who was stuck hiking in Wales. The former Countdown star, 61, leaped into action after a man accidentally locked his car keys in his vehicle while exploring the stunning mountains in Brecon Beacons.

Carol Vorderman has received praise for her generosity after she helped a stranger in need. The 61-year-old took to her Instagram to share a post from Tyrone Coburn who accidentally locked his keys in his car and had no phone signal to call anyone for assistance.Luckily, Carol came to the "rescue" and transported Tyrone to the nearest village where he could call for help.Captioning the sweet post, where she could be seen sitting side by side with Tyrone, Carol described her version of events.She penned: "Awwwww.