Harrison Stickle
Incident Report #100 2011
Two people became stuck when they couldn't find a safe way off through deep snow. They were located just above the top of Dungeon Ghyll, and were assisted off the hill.
Incident Report #2 1975
Incident Report #29 1988
Incident Report #45 1991
Incident Report #82 1992
Incident Report #57 2011
Incident Report #11 1992
Incident Report #14 1993
Incident Report #81 1997
Incident Report #51 1999
Incident Report #36 1999
People leaving the New Dungeon Ghyll hotel observed flashing lights from the valley. When team members arrived, they also saw them. When they arrived on the summit to investigate, they found approximately eight people scattered around the few flat bits sleeping peacefully. They denied any part in any flashing light type antics, but there seemed little likelihood that anyone else was involved.
Incident Report #75 2000
A man descended to Langstrath and reported his three friends as stranded on the summit of Harrison Stickle. We sent a party through appalling road conditions to look for them, and found them in the Stickle Barn pub, wondering where their friend was. It would seem that he became separated from the others and went the wrong way!
Incident Report #33 1987
A16 year old youth from Hertfordshire fell about 80' from a rock face. He sustained very serious multiple injuries. A helicopter from RAF Valley flew casualty and team doctor to Preston Royal Hospital. Dead on arrival.
Incident Report #30 1985
A 59 year old man from Birkenhead collapsed whilst on a walk with his wife. When the Team reached the site the gentleman was pronounced dead. A helicopter from R. A. F. Boulmer assisted with the evacuation to the N.D.G. Hotel.
Incident Report #35 1984
A 55 year old woman from Ashby Parva was pulled across sharp rocks by her dog. A diagnosis later revealed a hairline fracture of the skull and cuts to her face requiring 31 stitches, also a broken nose and a fractured ankle were dealt with.
Incident Report #13 1980
A 14 year old girl suffered from an asthmatic attack. When the team reached her, she had recovered. A 13 year old boy in the party had injured his ankle, and had to be evacuated by stretcher.
Incident Report #35 1978
A 62 year old man from Leeds slipped and fell 30ft. down a fellside. He sustained a suspected broken neck, with severe head and spinal injuries. After the team had given first aid treatment a helicopter form RAF Boulmer flew him to hospital at Whitehaven
Weather conditions: RAIN AT TIMES, MIST, DULL WET UNDERFOOT
Incident Report #11 1978
Incident Report #17 1976
A 16 year old schoolgirl from Southport had a recurrence of an old knee injury. Collapsed with pain near Harrison Stickle, Langdale. Team carried her down on a stretcher and then by ambulance to Lancaster Hospital.
Footnote: Footwear bad (smoothed sole shoes). She had a history of a bad knee, the long walk could have aggravated injury. The grass on fellside was slippery due to dry weather.
Incident Report #13 1976
A 21 year old man from Bootle collapsed due to exhaustion and possible epileptic fit whilst walking near the summit of Harrison Stickle, Langdale.
He was carried down on a stretcher after being seen by team doctor at the scene. Allowed to go home after being carried down.
Footnote: Assisted in the rescue by RAF Stafford. There seems a little mystery about this rescue — our team was called after a delay.
Incident Report # 2010
A family group of 8 reported themselves lost and unable to find the way off 'Langdale Pike'.
Incident Report #64 2005
A woman slipped and sustained a fractured wrist.
Incident Report #43 2005
A man collapsed while under instruction on Harrison Stickle.
Incident Report #19 2005
A woman was reported missing by her husband after they became separated while walking in the vicinity of Harrison Stickle.
Incident Report #99 2007
A man and his partner phoned for help when they were unable to locate a path down from Harrison Stickle.
Incident Report #88 2007
A man suffered a suspected ankle fracture near the summit of Harrison Stickle, continuing the trend our casualties seem to be developing for injuring themselves as near to the top of mountains as possible.
Incident Report #56 2007
A woman fell on the summit of Harrison Stickle, sustaining a wrist fracture and minor head injury.
Incident Report #48 2007
A woman descending from Harrison Stickle saw and heard a dog barking incessantly and refusing to follow her down.
Incident Report #25 2010
A group of five were struggling with one torch, approaching darkness and steep snow covered paths. They were located by team members and escorted to the valley floor.