Proceedings 1967 Part 2

These proceedings ran from 1962 to 2019 before being replaced by our newest publication The Cumberland Geologist. Each Proceedings has been digitized and made searchable.

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Contents

The Sixth Annual General MeetingPage 59
Deglaciation in the Ennerdale Area, a Re-interpretation, David Huddart63
Dolomitization and the Lower Carboniferous Dolomite of the Matlock Area, Derbyshire, R. Kay84
Minerals and Mineralization, The President’s Lecture, E. H. Shackleton, F.G.S.89
The Annual Dinner93
Excursion to the Elterwater Division of the Broughton Moor Green Slate Quarries, Westmorland94
The Summer Camp100
Other Functions Held During 1967101
Geology in Schools103
Recent Geological Finds in Cumberland and Westmorland, W. F. Davidson104

Cancelled: Irthing Gorge Lower Carboniferous

The organizer has returned from abroad today (16th) and recce the sites.

Wet clay makes scrambling up to the lower cliff faces not possible without ropes.

A large tree is fallen and blocking the path to the river shore which leads to the main view of a 40ft section of sequence. The river Irthing itself is swollen and the river bed geology not exposed.

At another site the path is deemed too slippery for members down to Crammel Linn waterfall. Similarly, the high volume of water is covering most exposures and sequences. 

Considering the distance this locality is from most members with the decreased access and increased risk of injury from slips/trips/falls the organizer will cancel the event. We shall get our fix of Sulphur elixir another time.

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