NEXT WEEKS EVENTS
9th TO 15TH JULY 2018
THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXTRACT FROM BRISTOL AND WEST COUNTRY GEOLOGY CALENDARS
MORE DETAILS CAN BE FOUND IN THE BRISTOL AND THE WEST COUNTRY CALENDARS AND ON THE WEB SITES OF THE RELEVANT SOCIETY OR ORGANISATION.
MONDAY 9th
Dave Green - Planetary Geology
When
Mon, 9 July, 19:30 – 21:30
Description
Planetary Geology. Monday 16th April, for 10 weeks, until 9th July (not 7th nor 28th May). The state of knowledge of the planets of the solar system has improved vastly in the past 40 years as a result of space missions and improved technology for observation and analysis. The course will examine the results of this activity and evidence for these interpretations in terms of the internal structure, magnetism and geophysics of these bodies; their tectonics and volcanism, the effects of impacting bodies, and the surface conditions –atmospheres, oceans, sedimentary features and biology. Held at Wynstones School, Stroud Road, Whaddon, Gloucester from 7.30-9.30pm on Mondays. Cost £70.
Dave Green, Joys Green Farm, Forge Hill, Lydbrook, Glos GL17 9QU Tel 01594 860858
davegeostudies@gmail.com
Tuesday 10th
Dave green, Field Course - Geology and Landscape in Gloucestershire
When
Tue, 10 July, 19:00 – 21:00
Where
Meet at the car park for the picnic site at Coaley Peak GR SO 794014 (map)
Description
10th July Tidenham Chase, Limestone Pavement and the Devil’s Pulpit
Lying in the southern part of the Forest of Dean, where it narrows between the Wye and Severn, this
area is one of the best in Gloucestershire to illustrate the relationships between rock type, soils
and vegetation; underlain by almost horizontally bedded lower Carboniferous sandstones and
limestones. We will attempt a circular walk around the area, taking in the conservation area of The
Park, the limestone pavements in East Wood and the famous viewpoint on the edge of the Wye Valley
above Tintern.
Meet at the car park for Offas Dyke Path on the B4228 (St Briavels to Chepstow) GR ST 559 993
Dave Green, Joys Green Farm, Forge Hill, Lydbrook, Glos GL17 9QU Tel 01594 860858
davegeostudies@gmail.com
Wednesday 11th
thursday 12th
Friday 13th
Cheltenham Mineralogical and Geological Society - Lecture
When
Fri, 13 July, 19:00 – 21:00
Where
Shurdington, Cheltenham, UK (map)
Description
Members Evening
saturday 14th
Rockwatch Excursion to Pembrokeshire
When
14 – 15 Jul 2018
Description
South Wales Annual Weekend in Pembrokeshire
This year we will be exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. We will be investigating the spectacular geology, scenery and building stones of the St David’s Peninsula which includes sedimentary and igneous rocks (Precambrian – Ordovician) and Quaternary landforms and deposits which give an important insight into ‘climate change’. There will be walks along the local coastal footpath as far as Porthliskey and a look at the north coast of the peninsula. Suitable for 10 year olds and above as there is a fair amount of walking to do! Book through the website
www.rockwatch.org.uk
sunday 15th
Rockwatch Excursion to Pembrokeshire
When
14 – 15 Jul 2018
Description
South Wales Annual Weekend in Pembrokeshire
This year we will be exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. We will be investigating the spectacular geology, scenery and building stones of the St David’s Peninsula which includes sedimentary and igneous rocks (Precambrian – Ordovician) and Quaternary landforms and deposits which give an important insight into ‘climate change’. There will be walks along the local coastal footpath as far as Porthliskey and a look at the north coast of the peninsula. Suitable for 10 year olds and above as there is a fair amount of walking to do! Book through the website
www.rockwatch.org.uk
Dave Green - Planetary Geology
When
Mon, 9 July, 19:30 – 21:30
Description
Planetary Geology. Monday 16th April, for 10 weeks, until 9th July (not 7th nor 28th May). The state of knowledge of the planets of the solar system has improved vastly in the past 40 years as a result of space missions and improved technology for observation and analysis. The course will examine the results of this activity and evidence for these interpretations in terms of the internal structure, magnetism and geophysics of these bodies; their tectonics and volcanism, the effects of impacting bodies, and the surface conditions –atmospheres, oceans, sedimentary features and biology. Held at Wynstones School, Stroud Road, Whaddon, Gloucester from 7.30-9.30pm on Mondays. Cost £70.
Dave Green, Joys Green Farm, Forge Hill, Lydbrook, Glos GL17 9QU Tel 01594 860858
davegeostudies@gmail.com
Dave green, Field Course - Geology and Landscape in Gloucestershire
When
Tue, 10 July, 19:00 – 21:00
Where
Meet at the car park for the picnic site at Coaley Peak GR SO 794014 (map)
Description
10th July Tidenham Chase, Limestone Pavement and the Devil’s Pulpit
Lying in the southern part of the Forest of Dean, where it narrows between the Wye and Severn, this
area is one of the best in Gloucestershire to illustrate the relationships between rock type, soils
and vegetation; underlain by almost horizontally bedded lower Carboniferous sandstones and
limestones. We will attempt a circular walk around the area, taking in the conservation area of The
Park, the limestone pavements in East Wood and the famous viewpoint on the edge of the Wye Valley
above Tintern.
Meet at the car park for Offas Dyke Path on the B4228 (St Briavels to Chepstow) GR ST 559 993
Dave Green, Joys Green Farm, Forge Hill, Lydbrook, Glos GL17 9QU Tel 01594 860858
davegeostudies@gmail.com
Cheltenham Mineralogical and Geological Society - Lecture
When
Fri, 13 July, 19:00 – 21:00
Where
Shurdington, Cheltenham, UK (map)
Description
Members Evening
Rockwatch Excursion to Pembrokeshire
When
14 – 15 Jul 2018
Description
South Wales Annual Weekend in Pembrokeshire
This year we will be exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. We will be investigating the spectacular geology, scenery and building stones of the St David’s Peninsula which includes sedimentary and igneous rocks (Precambrian – Ordovician) and Quaternary landforms and deposits which give an important insight into ‘climate change’. There will be walks along the local coastal footpath as far as Porthliskey and a look at the north coast of the peninsula. Suitable for 10 year olds and above as there is a fair amount of walking to do! Book through the website
www.rockwatch.org.uk
Rockwatch Excursion to Pembrokeshire
When
14 – 15 Jul 2018
Description
South Wales Annual Weekend in Pembrokeshire
This year we will be exploring the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. We will be investigating the spectacular geology, scenery and building stones of the St David’s Peninsula which includes sedimentary and igneous rocks (Precambrian – Ordovician) and Quaternary landforms and deposits which give an important insight into ‘climate change’. There will be walks along the local coastal footpath as far as Porthliskey and a look at the north coast of the peninsula. Suitable for 10 year olds and above as there is a fair amount of walking to do! Book through the website
www.rockwatch.org.uk
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