A male walking to Stickle Tarn became unwell with abdominal pain while walking. He was treated by the team and evacuated
A ,one walker got in to difficulty in icy conditions as darkness fell. He was met and assisted down by team members
A woman was reported as fainted and fitting near Stickle Tarn. She was evacuated by the team
A woman slipped and sustained suspected fractures to her lower leg
She was treated and evacuated by stretcher and transported to hospital
A man sustained a dislocated shoulder when he fell while walking. He was assisted by a group of passersby and then treated and evacuated by stretcher
Reports of whistle blasts in the vicinity of Stickle Tarn came to police. We investigated but found nothing
We were called to assist a family four who had been overly ambitious and couldn't get back down from Stickle Tarn. They, along with quantities of camping kit were recovered to the valley
The team was called to assist a woman who had sustained an ankle injury near the stepping stones below Stickle Tarn. She was treated and evacuated with help from Kendal MRT
A woman fell and suffered an ankle injury near Stickle Tarn. She made good progress down and was then treated and evacuated the rest of the way by the team.
A man was reported as collapsed with CPR in progress.
The team attended along with air ambulance, but sadly the man was pronounced as deceased at the scene
A pregnant woman in a large group started suffering abdominal pains at the dam at Stickle Tarn. The team responded and an air ambulance was requested to assist. She was treated and evacuated by air ambulance. The remainder of the group, of very variable ages, fitness and equipment levels were assisted down the hill. One of our more 'interesting' adventures this year...
A man suffered a fracture wrist in a fall. He was treated by team members and evacuated by air ambulance
