Casualty bag prepared on the bell stretcher - probably 90 minutes after the '999'was taken (timeline +90). all the team members are volunteers and were just tucking into their sandwiches at work when the pagers went off.
Ready to be lifted across
Injured ankle is splinted within an inflatable splint similar to this
one here 
Well strapped into the stretcher ready for the carry down when more team members arrive - time line now +2hrs from callout
200meter rope has been carried up and will provide the safety back rope for the sledge down the steep fell-side (time line 2hr 30 mins)
Stretcher party approaching the belay
Stretcher now safely at the bottom of the slope
Cross the stream without getting your boots wet? not usually possible
Coiling and packing the 200m rope
Back at Brackenclose at the head of Wastwater Lake waiting for the ambulance to arrive - time line now +3hrs 30 mins
All ropes are carefully inspected after use on a practice or a rescue. If the rope is damaged due to abrasion or nicks from falling rocks then the section of rope has to be scrapped. This rope may be used for a vertical stretcher lower over a 400 foot crag the following day so lives rely on careful checking and quality gear.