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  1. @ascentale @bikenite A8 Lovely ride yesterday to Wasdale Head. Weather was lovely. Heading up I made great time - only realised when heading back that I had a strong tailwind helping me!

    #bikenite #lakedistrict #wasdale

  2. Lake District rescue team donations top £38k after unpaid bill
    'The Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team received over £38,000 in donations after settling a £130 unpaid hotel bill left by two walkers they rescued from Scafell Pike. The generous contributions, which came from around the world, were a surprise to the team and hotel staff, who expressed gratitude for the public's support. Despite the disappointing incident, both the rescue team and the hotel remain committed to assisting walkers in need.'
    [Summarised by Apple Intelligence]

    #Wasdale #MountainRescue #Donations #HotelBill #Walkers #ScafellPike #Contributions #Gratitude #Support #RescueTeam #Committed #Assisting #Incident #Generous #PublicSupport

    bbc.com/news/articles/cj6wgyxz

  3. This is a fairly routine #Wasdale MRT call out report but the team lead was Jess who was a Very Good Dog and we couldn't resist the photo.

    wmrt.org.uk/incidents/corridor

  4. I tried three times (twice yesterday) to post this through #Ivory and three times it’s eaten my post. So here I am on the website, old school stylee.

    This was #Day253 of #365HappyDays : I never cease to be amazed at how many more #stars are visible when the #sky is truly dark.

    #DarkSkies #NightSky #LakeDistrict #Wasdale #StarGazing #constellations

  5. #Day252 of #365HappyDays : a gentle walk through #Wasdale rather than a #hike up Scafell Pike, but a beautiful view nonetheless.

    It’s good to be out, and quiet.

    #LakeDistrict #WastWater

  6. #England #LakeDistrict #Geography #Quiz

    #WastWater, a #lake near to #Wasdale in the beautiful English Lake District holds a particular #record of its own compared to other nearby lakes or indeed any other lake in England.

    What particular record does it hold?