FRIDAY 21ST MAY 2021 (0715 HOURS) A relatively early walk in the woods for some Team members after we were contacted by the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) at 0715 hours to search for a reportedly injured woman. The ambulance crew had been unable to locate her. She had earlier telephoned NEAS to report that she had fallen in Errington…
Tuesday 18th May 2021 We were contacted at 2049 hours by our colleagues from Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team (SRMRT) requesting assistance to support North Yorkshire Police in their search for a vulnerable person missing from the Pickering area. Team members were called out from home and they, together with a Team Land Rover and our Incident Control Vehicle,…
SUNDAY 16TH MAY 2021 Our third call-out within 24-hours - we were contacted at 2053 hours by North Yorkshire Police requesting our assistance to search for a 14-year-old boy who was missing, possibly in woodlands to the west of Middleton-on-Leven. Team members were called out from home and two Team Land Rovers plus the Incident Control Vehicle were sent to…
SUNDAY 16TH MAY 2021 This was our second call-out of the weekend and came just hours after some of the Team had spent the morning and early afternoon on water and flood rescue training. We were contacted at 1608 hours by the North East Ambulance Service requesting our assistance with a report of an 11-year-old boy with a back injury…
SATURDAY 15TH MAY 2021 The Team was contacted at 2154 hours by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust requesting our assistance with a report of a man semi-conscious in Abbot Hag Wood near to Rievaulx Abbey, a few miles west of Helmsley. An ambulance crew was in attendance but needed help moving him to the ambulance due to his location…
MONDAY 3RD MAY 2021 Our first call-out of the month came from the North East Ambulance Service at 1104 hours on Bank Holiday Monday 3rd May 2021. They requested our assistance to attend to a report of a woman who had sustained a leg injury after falling on the steps below Roseberry Topping in Newton Wood. Team members were contacted…
SATURDAY 24TH APRIL 2021 This call-out came at 1336 hours with a request from the North East Ambulance Service to assist them with a teenager who had been injured as a result of falling from a tree in woodlands near to Westlands Academy in Thornaby. Team members were contacted and upon arrival met up with the ambulance crew who were…
SATURDAY 17TH APRIL 2021 Our third call-out of the day came at night with a request from North Yorkshire Police to assist them with a search for a vulnerable person. Cleveland MRT members were contacted by our Call-out Officer and deployed to an RV-point east of Captain Cook’s Monument, together with three Team vehicles including our Incident Control vehicle. Upon…
SATURDAY 17TH APRIL 2021 This was the second call-out of the day and our eighth in the space of nine days. The Yorkshire Ambulance Service contacted the Team at noon requesting assistance with a report of a man who had been taken ill near to Ingleby Incline, a few miles from Great Broughton. Having just returned home and to our…
SATURDAY 17TH APRIL 2021 At 0915 hours we were requested by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service to assist them with a report of a man, unconscious on land near Potto, North Yorkshire. An ambulance crew was en route together with a Yorkshire Air Ambulance helicopter and a North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (NYFRS) appliance. A number of Cleveland MRT members…
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LYKE WAKE WALK WITH KATHY FINKEL
Anyone interested in doing the Lyke Wake Walk this summer and supporting Cleveland Mountain Rescue team, then Kathy Finkel is planning to lead a walk on Saturday 23rd August.
Kathy is a mountain leader and the recommended guide for the Lyke Wake Walk from the Lyke Wake Walk Club.
All proceeds raised will go to the team. There will be no charge to the individuals, simply a commitment to raise £300 for CMRT.
Kathy will also provide a training plan and training walks at no cost.
If you are interested please read the information below from Kathy ,which gives further details and contact her either by email through her website or message via her Facebook page with your name and contact number
Hopefully the pictures will encourage you!!
How would you like to raise money for CMRT
The Lyke Wake Walk was created by Bill Cowley in 1955 and designed to cross the North Yorks Moors at it’s widest and highest points. The route runs between Scarth Wood Moor, Osmotherley and Ravenscar. The 40 miles of beautiful moorland in the NYM National Park is one of the countries original ‘challenge’ walks.
I lead on this walk 10-15 times a year and we’re doing a crossing on Saturday 23rd August for CMRT, it’s free for you, we’ll give you a training plan and free training walks you simply have to commit to raising £300 for CMR. We’re not charging, every penny will go to CMRT.
You will need a reasonable level of fitness, we suggest that between now and the event you walk 20+ miles twice a month as a minimum, obviously the more training you do the easier it will be.
We’re going to do the classic W-E crossing, we’ll meet at 0400 at Cod Beck and walk to Ravenscar, the walk generally takes 16-18 hours, we’ll have a support vehicle and 3 checkpoints.
Have a look at our website where there’s more information www.lykewakewalk.com
Our Facebook page for training walks is www.facebook.com/groups/1020372053001344/
Our Facebook page for LWW is www.facebook.com/groups/1020372053001344/
Places are strictly limited to 15 people, to avoid any costs there will be no transport provided so you will need to be dropped off and picked up and we’ll be able to arrange car sharing.
You have got time to get fit enough for this. If you’d like to join the walk please email through our website or message via our Facebook page with a contact number and we’ll get in touch.
Nicola Nicola would you be up for training for this!!
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