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Collapsible Cup with Lid

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The collapsible travel cup is made of food grade silicone materials and has a stainless steel rim and plastic lid. It can be used for hot or cold drinks. The space saving cup is only 15mm when collapsed, so fits well in your pocket, backpack, handbag and suitcase. Ideal for outdoor hiking, camping, travel, and sport events.

Size (approx.): Rim 95mm Base 45mm Height 75mm (15mm when collapsed) Capacity 270ml      Colour: Red

All online orders are processed by Cleveland Mountain Rescue Volunteers, so please allow longer delivery times. Orders will be posted by 2nd class post within 10-working days of your order.

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For the third month in a row we must say a huge 'thank you' to Shirley & Jon and their Hardmoors Ultra and Trail series runners for yet again donating to the Team. This time it is a donation of £118 for the virtual Saltburn races. So again, many thanks Shirley, Jon and all the runners. We're looking forward to seeing you all on the hills later this year! Photo credit: Hardmoors Race Series website
The start of the meteorological Spring today and also time to reveal March's 2021 Calendar photo! It was taken just off the road from Osmotherley to Hawnby not far from Square Corner - looking across to Locker Bank and Arden Great Moor. The March sponsor is Weather Goat Walk Support who provide logistical support on long distance walks and trails such as the Coast to Coast Walk, the Cleveland Way, the Lyke Wake Walk and the Nidderdale Way. The 'weather goats' are regular supporters of the Team and sponsored this year's calendar helping us to cover the printing costs. Many thanks to them for their continuing support! All of the photos in this year’s calendar were supplied by Team members and we will be publishing more as we go through the year.
His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex paid a 'virtual visit' to the area via Zoom on Thursday 25th February 2021. The event was organised and hosted by the Lord-Lieutenant of North Yorkshire and included colleagues from Cleveland Police, local health services and others. The Earl was interested in finding out how the various services had coped with the Covid-19 pandemic and the challenges going forward. Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team was represented by one of our Deputy Team Leaders, Mike Gallagher. Mike was asked to talk about how Mountain Rescue had responded to the pandemic and he mentioned that the first lockdown period was relatively quiet but was soon followed by lots of call-outs before they steadied to a near normal rate. The challenges of PPE, social distancing and decontamination of vehicles and equipment were also raised together with our work with the floods and water incidents in 2020 and earlier this year. Mike also highlighted the difficulties of fundraising last year, how that had been addressed and our funding challenges moving forward in 2021. The Earl acknowledged the contribution of Mountain Rescue Teams and thanked all those present during the event for their contribution. Thank you to the Lord-Lieutenant's office for supplying the Zoom video - an excerpt regarding Cleveland MRT is available on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fu2IXXmvFc&t=12s
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For the third month in a row we must say a huge 'thank you' to Shirley & Jon and their Hardmoors Ultra and Trail series runners for yet again donating to the Team.

This time it is a donation of £118 for the virtual Saltburn races. So again, many thanks Shirley, Jon and all the runners. We're looking forward to seeing you all on the hills later this year!

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4 Mar 1367493976471855111

For the third month in a row we must say a huge 'thank you' to Shirley & Jon and their @HardmoorsUltras runners for yet again donating to the Team.

This time it is a donation of £118 for the virtual Saltburn races.

Photo credit: Hardmoors Race Series website

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2 Mar 1366717172437909505

URGENT appeal to locate 53 yr old Gerrard Burrell-Hodgson who was last seen at home on Deighton Lane, Deighton yesterday (1 March) morning. Believed to be driving a grey Land Rover Defender & could be in Northallerton/Thirsk area.

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