Crinkle Crags

Incident Report #144 2010

144
Wed, 24th November 2010, 13:51

Shouts for help were heard in the Crinkle Crags area.

Man Hours: 
4 team members for 3.25 hours
Unique Incident ID: 
2832

Incident Report #129 2010

129
Tue, 26th October 2010, 13:15

A man sustained a leg injury near the summit of Crinkle Crags. Although the initial location was unclear,

Man Hours: 
16 team members for 5.5 hours
Unique Incident ID: 
2817

Incident Report #122 2010

122
Thu, 14th October 2010, 14:10

 A man suffered a suspected Miocardial Infarction on Great Knott, south of Crinkle Crags.

Man Hours: 
10 team members for 2.5 hours, plus Kendal MRT
Unique Incident ID: 
2809

Incident Report #114 2010

114
Tue, 21st September 2010, 16:34

A couple became lost having missed the Crinkle Crag ridge.

Man Hours: 
9 team members for 3 hours
Unique Incident ID: 
2800

Incident Report #111 2010

111
Sat, 18th September 2010, 19:25

Two women reported themselves as in difficulty on Crinkle Crags, being unable to work out where they were, and how to get down.

Man Hours: 
23 team members for 51/2 hours, plus SARDA
Unique Incident ID: 
2797

Incident Report #96 2010

96
Wed, 18th August 2010, 18:50

A mother and daughter reported themselves lost on Crinkle Crags. We were able to estimate roughly where they were.

Man Hours: 
9 team members for 6 hours
Unique Incident ID: 
2781

Incident Report #74 2010

74
Sat, 24th July 2010, 16:15

While dealing with the previous incident we were also trying to locate 2 men who had phoned for help after becoming lost on Crinkle Crags.

Man Hours: 
13 team members for 7 hours, plus SARDA
Unique Incident ID: 
2759

Incident Report #56 2010

56
Mon, 7th June 2010, 15:49

We were called to a man who had suffered a knee injury on Crinkle Crags. Due to the distance of the carry-off

Man Hours: 
13 team members for 2 hours
Unique Incident ID: 
2738

Incident Report #114 2009

114
Wed, 11th November 2009, 20:00

A man was reported as overdue from his walk on Crinkle Crags by his wife. Enquires were made and while a small team were making some preliminary checks of the road and parking places, a phone call was received from the man saying he was OK, but it was unclear due to poor reception where he was. A second call was later received from Brotherilkeld, Eskdale, to say he was safe and well. The search was called off and he was returned to his car.

Man Hours: 
9
Unique Incident ID: 
2659

Incident Report #102 2009

102
Mon, 26th October 2009, 18:10

Having dealt with the previous debacle we were called upon again with a report of a woman and 11-year-old boy overdue from a walk from Crinkle Crags. They were located during initial checks of the valley bottom, having made a navigational error, and coming down in the wrong place. They had been delayed by this, but were located en-route back to Ambleside.

Man Hours: 
4
Unique Incident ID: 
2647
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