Hull Pot and Pen-y-ghent

Hull Pot and Pen-y-ghent

A walker was rescued after injuring himself in a slip on one of Yorkshire’s Three Peaks.

The 62-year-old was walking on Pen-y-ghent today, Wednesday, when he broke his ankle.

The Clapham-based Cave Rescue Organisation was called out at 11.05am and went to the man’s aid.

A team spokesperson said: “A walker slipped on wet ground near the finger post high above Hull Pot and fractured his ankle.

“Following treatment by CRO the casualty was stretchered a short distance to a team vehicle for transport down off the hill and transfer to a road ambulance waiting in Horton in Ribblesdale.”

The incident was the team’s 61st of the year.

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