A Western Australian woman, missing for four days, has been found in dense bushland almost 50 kilometres from her home.
Anna Johnson's family raised the alarm on Saturday, calling police when they were unable to get in contact with the 68-year-old.
Police and family concerns were heightened when Ms Johnson's car was seen being driven erratically on Saturday night in Collie, more almost 50 kilometres east of her home in Millbridge, a north-eastern suburb of Bunbury.
Ms Johnson has dementia and WA Police Sergeant Michael Bickford said her manner of driving may have indicated she was unsure of where she was going.
Yesterday, police found Ms Johnson's Hyundai Tucson on Toorak Road in Yourdamung Lake, calling in the SES to concentrate their search on bushland in that area.
Late this morning, Ms Johnson was found by SES members not far from where her car was located.
She is being medically examined and will be reunited with her relieved family.
