General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Rock climbing, police and rescue today	26-Apr-2017 At 5:17:14 PM	Goshen
Message
"The tower crane guys realised years ago after [dealing] with emergency services that they needed to rescue themselves". Here's a Scenario... There's a Nati rescue / rope crew right? In the event I am in, or witness an accident (say one that is not life critical); can I call them to come and do the rope side of the rescue, and ask for an ambulance for pickup at the pines only? I realise this is probably impractical, as a dozen other people will probably call 000, and, once the cat's out of the bag - it's all hands on deck.

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