 Although the team borders four other teams at the eastern end of the county, its promontory position means it has to be completely self-sufficient, being unable to rely on immediate help from neighbouring teams for incidents in the western parts of the team's area.Since its formation, the team has continued to be one of the busier teams in the South West, dealing with between 40 and 60 callouts a year.Like a lot of teams around the country, many of these callouts are “non mountain rescue”—searching for vulnerable people in rural locations.