Maurice Oldridge Training

Michael Roberts, The Bridewell Taxis, Sail the Wind.
R.I.P. Michael

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Jon Ryley is currently walking towards a target of 20,000 miles in aid of Mountain Rescue Teams around Britain. If not for these voluntary organisations many people would lose their lives trail qalking on the hilla and mountains. A big Thank you to the guys pf The Coniston Mountain Rescue Team.and I would ask that you support CMRT and Jon in his endeavour to rsise funds for them and other teams like them. THANK YOU Good People.

Incident 57 of 2025:-
06/11/25, 15:40, Levers Hawse, SD276994
The fells had been in cloud all day, but at least it had finally stopped raining. Two young women and a dog had ascended the Old Man of Coniston and Brim Fell, but had trouble finding the steep path down from Levers Hawse to Levers Water in the fog, and called for help. Cumbria Police passed it to us, and we despatched two Land Rovers to Levers Water dam, and walked up from there.
As we departed our base, the clouds lifted off the tops, and the pair were able to find and follow the path down. However, daylight was fading, and we continued upwards to meet them and provide head-torches. They were accompanied back to our vehicles, and were driven to our base and their car.
9 volunteer team members attended this incident, which lasted for 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Many thanks and big kudos to Aspirock for sponsoring me on the next stage of the 20k challenge. This is stage 10k to 12k supporting Glossop MRT. A special thank you to the legendary Phil Roebuck and his team.

If you are interested in adding your logo to the sponsors banner, please contact me or visit the link below:
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Mountain Rescue England and Wales
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Jon Ryley