A walker has been seriously injured in a decline of 100 meters (330 ft) in the lake district.
The man, who was with his son, got stuck with a swirral age from the Hellevlene to the red tarn on the descendants shortly before the BST on Saturday.
A coastgard helicopter was able to win Medics for casualties and was flown into the major trauma unit at the Royal Preston Hospital after being placed on a stretcher.
The recovery operation took five hours, with the Patardel Mountain Rescue Team (PMRT) said, a spokesperson wished Walker “Swift Recovery”.
A great North air ambulance helicopter also responded to the taseid, but was unable to securely receive at the site of the fall and had to land on the summit of the Hellevlein instead.
The PMRT said that when he was falling down the rocky area, the man was going down from the banks of Swirlal.
The spokesperson said that for “severe trauma”, he was “given relief from strong pain and packed in a vacuum mattress” before the airlift was airlifted for further treatment, the spokes said.
