A walker fell on the lake shore, hitting their head on a boulder. They sustained a cut to their head, a dislocated finger, and were suffering with dizziness and nausea. The casualty was assessed, pain relief administered, and stretchered back to Gatesgarth to a waiting NWAS crew.

As darkness fell, a group of walkers became lost, cold and wet. The Team Leader was able to help them relocate using PhoneFind, at which point they were able to find a suitable spot to camp and were happy to stay out overnight.

A walker fell from the path above Moss Force, Newlands Hause. Due to the location being on the boundary between Cockermouth and Keswick MRTs, and the serious nature of the incident, the Police scrambled both teams. Keswick arrived on scene first and led the rescue efforts; see their full report here.

A family tried to find a way up the gill and, finding themselves on steep, tricky ground, were unable to continue. To locate the family, the Team split to search either side of the gill, finding them in the dense woodland, and hey were escorted back down to the valley floor.

As night fell, a group of walkers became lost in the woods close to Near Ruddy Beck as they descended from Red Pike. The Team Leader was able to help them relocate using PhoneFind and the group were happy to continue to the lake shore path on their own.

Campers on the summit of Kirk Fell reported they could see flashing lights, likely from Broom Fell. This area has excellent phone reception and anyone in distress would likely be able to make contact themselves, so were likely campers and no further investigation was made.

A walker turned their ankle on the steep descent from the saddle on Low Fell. Unable to continue, the Team accessed the location from Thackthwaite, treated and packaged the casualty before stretchering them down to Foulsyke, where the Team handed over the casualty to an NWAS ambulance.

A walker reported they had injured their ankle near the top of the Honister Slate Mine workings on Fleetwith. As the Team made its way, Honister Slate Mine staff kindly gave a lift to some nearby Team members and were soon on scene. When the Team vehicle arrived, the Honister staff offered to return the casualty to Keswick, and the Team returned to base.