Dundonnell Mountain Rescue

Attribution: The Team’s website and/or The Ross-shire Journal.

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team

On 10 June 2017 members of Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team saw the culmination of a programme of fund-raising amounting to £185,000 when their new base in Dingwall was opened by Dave Whalley, BEM, MBE.

A plaque acknowledges the many organisations which had contributed to the cost of the new base and includes a dedication In fond memory of team members Bill Amos, Dave Ritchie, Alex Brett and James Edwards.

David Ritchie is remembered with affection by members of Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society for his support to the Society and his contribution to this particular section of our website.

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DMRT members outside new base in Dingwall     Attribution: DMRT members outside new base in Dingwall

The building work

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Attribution for all photos: Photos courtesy of the Team’s website and/or The Ross-shire Journal.

The New Base

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The new base designed by Reynolds Architecture and build by J C Cameron Ltd.
Attribution: Photos courtesy of the Team’s website and/or The Ross-shire Journal. 

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Attribution:    Photos courtesy of the Team’s website and/or The Ross-shire Journal. 

Royal Visit

HRH The Princess Anne, accompanied by Lord Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty Mrs Janet Bowen, visited the base on 27 July 2017 and met volunteers.

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HRH meeting volunteer Alison Smith.     Attribution: Photos courtesy of the Team’s website and/or The Ross-shire Journal.

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Attribution: Photos courtesy of the Team’s website and/or The Ross-shire Journal.

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