Incident Report #135 2010
A woman walking her dog slipped and sustained a very painful knee injury.
A woman walking her dog slipped and sustained a very painful knee injury.
A 17 year-old female suffered a severe asthma attack while on a walk.
A woman slipped on wet ground descending from Stickle Tarn.
A man, walking with his freinds, collapsed in Far Easedale.
A man sustained a leg injury near the summit of Crinkle Crags. Although the initial location was unclear,
A man was reported as having a leg injury near the summit of Harrison Stickle. We were already dealing with the first incident,
We were requested to assist the ambulance service with recovering a casualty from the coffing route.
Two people lost the path on the descent from Bowfell and were unable to relocate it.
A man slipped and sustained a lower leg and shoulder injury.
A school party of 10 were reported missing at 4.00pm, whilst on a hike from Borrowdale to Grasmere. Found safe and well near Ghyll Foot Farm, Grasmere.
Wellingtons may have been the cause when a 17 year old youth from Richmond slipped on very steep, wet fellside and sustained a dislocated shoulder and minor cuts.
During a rambling club walk, a 41 year old female from Leeds collapsed with severe chest pains, possible heart attack. A helicopter from R.A.F. Boulmer airlifted the casualty to Whitehaven Hospital.
A 17 year old Essex youth collapsed with heat exhaustion whilst descending from Grisedale Tarn. Stretchered to roadside then Land Rover to Grasmere YHA. Weather conditions: very dry, hot and sunny.
Plimsoles may have caused a 63 year old female from Sheffield to slip whilst descending a steep footpath and suffer a fractured lower leg. Stretchered to White Moss Common, then to hospital by car.
A man slipped and fell about 75 meteres, and landed on a very narrow sheep trod, avoiding a considerable further fall.
A man suffered a suspected Miocardial Infarction on Great Knott, south of Crinkle Crags.
A man sustained a lower leg injury when he slipped on steep ground.
While training in Langdale with RAF Leconfield our Deputy Team Leader overheard a request for helicopter assistance with an incident on Scafell Pike from Wasdale MRT.
A woman slipped and fell, sustaining head injuries.
A further search was carried out in connection with incident 116. The face and various gullies on Gimmer Crag and Pike O'Stickle were checked with assistance from Lancashire police helicopter.
We recieved information that suggested a man reported missing for two weeks from the Blackpool area may have attempted to go to a specific part of the Langdale Pikes.
A solo male was reported overdue from a walk to Silver Howe.
A woman slipped and sustained a nasty lower leg fracture while walking with her husband.
A couple became lost having missed the Crinkle Crag ridge.
A woman slipped on a steep, wet path near Browney Ghyll.
A man reported his two friends overdue after they had split up at Angle Tarn, the solo male having returned to Langdale and his friends intending to carry on a little further, before returning.
Two women reported themselves as in difficulty on Crinkle Crags, being unable to work out where they were, and how to get down.
A woman phoned for help after getting lost while descending Low Pike. After some initial difficulty in talking to her,
A solo male walker reported himself lost to his partner at home. She phoned the police after being unable to make further contact with him.
A woman was reported as having a head and chest injury near the summit of Fairfield.