Under the Durlston flats are some large rocks known as rock armour which protect the stabilisation scheme.
There is a risk that people can fall in between the rocks and in this case the team would extract the casualty in a different way to going over the cliff.
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The safety brief along with the objectives of the session.
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Setting up using nature holdfasts ( the rocks) and locking down the equipment
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The frame work is called a quadpod and needs to firmly positioned over the casualty.
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The view from below !
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And our view down into the tight gap created by the giant rocks.
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