Over the previous few weeks the team have been involved in various training sessions which have included a water session at Scaling Dam, search and rescue exercise in Clay Bank area and a small group becoming familiar with the newly received drones. This Wednesday it was completely different, a photo shoot.
To mark the 60th year of the team, Karen Harland very kindly took a number of photos of the team at the base and in the vicinity of Roseberry Topping .We also managed to get a photo with Mark Phalp, the farmer at Aireyholme farm who regularly provides access to Roseberry via his land.
Further images from the evening can be viewed on Karen’s Facebook page:
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The team are always grateful for the fund raising efforts of members of the public who take on various types of challenges.Earlier this year Dawn Ross-Jones took part in the Whalebones walk and followed on with the 3 Peaks challenge.
Why did Dawn choose the team as her charity? “Due to the amount of hillwalking I've completed in the last year since moving to Yorkshire, I decided you were a worthy cause to raise funds for, just in case I ever needed help.”
For her efforts, Dawn raised close to £400 for the team. Thank you.
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