Event Updated: Graptolites at Dobs Linn

Please note a change of date to

2nd September

Leader John Robson

Field Information

CGS Risk Assessment Dobs Linn 2023

National Trust for Scotland Car Park Grey Mareโ€™s Tail NT 186145

Small charge unless NTS/NT member

A708 very limited roadside parking NT 196 154

Travelling from the South – Head North on M6 > M74 to Moffat. Follow signs for Selkirk on A708 North-East for 10 mile. Grey Mare’s Tail NTS car park on lhs.

Depending on numbers, it may be possible to car share and reduce the walk-in, by parking on the roadside – 100m from the Linn.

Terrain:

Rough fell-side, stoney ground, crossing small streams, potentially slippery in wet weather. Walking stick may be advantage. Option to clamber short distance up a very steep grass slope for closer view of the Ord/Sil Boundary โ€˜Golden Spikeโ€™.

1.5ml out-and back route (3ml total)  with 350ft ascent

Attendees are advised to dress appropriate for Scottish hills with changeable weather possible. Advise waterproofs & warm clothing to be carried.

Bring packed lunch.

The site is in a narrow mountain gorge. No facilities are available. Nearest cafรฉ/toilets are at Moffat, or the Glen Cafรฉ, at St. Maryโ€™s Loch (may have limited opening) 5 mile toward Selkirk.


Proceedings 1975-76 Part 4

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Contents

Explosion Breccias in the Borrowdale Volcanics of High Rigg, near Keswick, Cumbria, F. MoseleyPage 127
Some aspects of Corrie Initiation and Evolution in the English Lake District, R. McKenzie Clough209
Stratified Screes of the Northern Lake District, J. Boardman233
The Rosthwaite Moraines, P. Wilson239
The Lower Carboniferous Stratigraphical Palaeontology of Furness and Grange251
The Skiddaw Granite of Sinen Gill255
The Low Close Opencast Coal Site256
The Skiddaw Slates of the Buttermere Area258
Glacial Meltwater Channel Systems South of Ennerdale259
Weekend Excursion to the Corney and Bootle Areas of South West Cumbria260
Short Evening Excursions in 1976 (list only)265
Historical and Social Aspects of Coal Mining in West Cumberland266
Frangipan in Cumbrian Soils – its origin and significance267
Permian Deserts of Britain268
The Occurrence and Mining of Evaporites270
Some Problems connected with the Origins of the Metalliferous Ores of the Lakeland and North Pennine Orefields271
This Dynamic Earth273
Fieldwork in Iran274
The Banded Rhyolite of Clews Gill275
The Knipe Map276
Obituaries: Dr. G. H. Mitchell, Mr. J. Moon277
Annual Dinners: 26th March 1976, 25th March 1977280
The Fifteenth and Sixteenth Annual General Meetings283
Index to Volume Three296
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