Malicious behaviour, Tissington area.
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2021 5:36 pm
Greetings folks,
I have just read a most worrying report on the APTR website of a transport webbing strap being secured across a ROW. First thing to say is that thankfully nobody was hurt. The incident took place on the UCR near to Tissington Ford, TW2 reference SK2050-04.
The Police have been informed but they needed to know the exact location. Map reading is an essential skill which could save a life in the event of needing to report a serious accident. Might I suggest that anybody who can not read a map takes a look at the video;
Another useful tool is the free phone app 'what3words' which is used by all of the emergency services;
https://what3words.com/pretty.needed.chill
An extra small low tech piece of safety equipment to carry with you is a whistle. Six blasts of a whistle, with a minute’s gap between each set, will let people know that you require assistance. The answering whistle should be three blasts but don’t stop whistling until your rescuers have reached you.
TTFN
Hugh.
I have just read a most worrying report on the APTR website of a transport webbing strap being secured across a ROW. First thing to say is that thankfully nobody was hurt. The incident took place on the UCR near to Tissington Ford, TW2 reference SK2050-04.
The Police have been informed but they needed to know the exact location. Map reading is an essential skill which could save a life in the event of needing to report a serious accident. Might I suggest that anybody who can not read a map takes a look at the video;
Another useful tool is the free phone app 'what3words' which is used by all of the emergency services;
https://what3words.com/pretty.needed.chill
An extra small low tech piece of safety equipment to carry with you is a whistle. Six blasts of a whistle, with a minute’s gap between each set, will let people know that you require assistance. The answering whistle should be three blasts but don’t stop whistling until your rescuers have reached you.
TTFN
Hugh.