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Upper Eskdale – Thu 19th Jun 2003

Workington police paged the team to respond to a 999 mobile call from a group of students from Chichester University. One of their party was reported to have fallen into a bog, become stuck and was very wet, cold and agitated. Initially a limited call-out was carried out followed at Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 22 yearsThu 19th Jun 2003 ago

Upper Eskdale – Thu 5th Sep 2002

The team were called to find a long overdue walker who had left Seathwaite to climb Scafell Pike and had failed to turn up. Keswick Team and SARDA (search dogs) were called out and Wasdale put 5 search parties out on the Wasdale and Eskdale sides. He was found safe Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 23 yearsThu 5th Sep 2002 ago

Upper Eskdale – Mon 29th Oct 2001

The Wasdale Team Leader received call from the Team Leader, Langdale/Ambleside rescue team whilst at the Mill Forge rescue headquarters for a committee meeting. They and Keswick MRT were responding to a report that a 32yr old single male walker was long overdue on a route that would have taken Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 24 yearsMon 29th Oct 2001 ago

Upper Eskdale – Wed 24th Oct 2001

Call from Police to rescue 2 injured walkers from upper Eskdale. The group of 4 had started their walk the previous day. Their plan was to climb Scafell Pike via the corridor route. On reaching Styhead stretcher box they carried straight on towards Esk Hause and we believe ascended Great Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 24 yearsWed 24th Oct 2001 ago

Upper Eskdale – Tue 21st Aug 2001

Call from Cumbria Police regarding a report of four missing people, believed to have gone onto Scafell Pike. The group consisted of two adults (in their thirties) and two girls (aged 14 and 16). There was little information regarding their experience or the equipment they might be carrying but their Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 24 yearsTue 21st Aug 2001 ago

Upper Eskdale – Sun 1st Jul 2001

Call from Whitehaven Police. Two people (22yr old and 56 yr old males – lightly equipped, no torches or whistles had rung 999 to say they were lost (not injured) and needed MRT assistance to help them down. Initially, we could not call them back as their mobile number was Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 24 yearsSun 1st Jul 2001 ago

Upper Eskdale – Sat 27th Jan 2001

Call from Whitehaven Police regarding a 57 yr. old man, reported to have chest pains and to be confused. He had been found in the Green Hole area (upper Esk) by a group of walkers. They had taken four hours to get him off the hill and back to the Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 25 yearsSat 27th Jan 2001 ago

Throstlegarth, Upper Eskdale – Sun 17th Sep 2000

Call via the Wasdale Head Hotel to report that a man who was walking from Elterwater had not turned up. His girl friend had rung to see if he’d arrived and why he hadn’t rung her. His route would have taken him over Crinkle Crags, Bow Fell, Esk Pike and Read more…

By Jon Lynch, 25 yearsSun 17th Sep 2000 ago

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