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Event Reminder: Warton Sands and Trowbarrow

Saturday, 10 August, 2024 starts at 10:30

Leader: Duncan Woodcock

Trowbarrow Quarry is located on the Silverdale Disturbance, a narrow belt of steeply dipping Carboniferous rocks in a region of otherwise very gentle dips. In this disused limestone quarry, we will look at some structural features, together with fossils (body and trace) and evidence of relative sea level change.

CGS Excursion Register Wharton Sands 10 Aug

2024 CGS Excursion Register Trowbarrow 10 Aug

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Warton Sands and Trowbarrow

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Proceedings 1984-85 Part 4

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.

Disclaimer: Opinions expressed within the Proceedings are solely the author’s and do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of the website or its affiliates. Localities visited may no longer be accessible. Rules regarding collection of fossil and mineral samples mentioned in the publication may have changed.
Proceedings 1984-85 Part 4Download

Contents

Editor’s NotePage 360
The use of Aerial Photographs in Lake District Geology, Dr. F. Moseley361
Lake District Highlands and Islands during the Upper Palaeozoic, Mr. R.N. Kimber & Dr.G.A.L.Johnson377
A Seismic Refraction Survey for Hematite near Beckermet, Cumbria, Dr.C.D.V.Wilson391
Wulfenite from Ruthwaite Lodge, Grisedale – a new Lake District occurrence, Mr.B.Young403
Comments on Sir Kingsley Dunham’s Paper: Age and Origin of the Cumbrian Hematite (C.G.S.Proceedings,Vol.4,pt.3), Dr.A.M. Evans405
Notes on the Cumbrian Hematite, Dr.G.A. Schnellmann407
Mines of the Newlands Valley410
Moresby & Keekle Opencast Coal Site411
The Plumbago Mines of Seathwaite in Borrowdale413
Geology of Kielder Reservoir414
Coniston Copper Mines417
Excursion to the Skiddaw Group, Hope Beck419
Mineral Deposits of the Alston Area421
The Lower Carboniferous of the Orton Scar Area425
The ‘Submerged Forest’ near Allonby427
Geological Aspects of Radioactive Waste Disposal429
A Mini-lecture Evening432
Aspects of Metalliferous Mineralization in the Lake District434
The Geology of East Lothian437
The Geology of East Lothian439
Ordovician Stratovolcanoes in the Duddon Valley442
Hematite Mining in Cumbria445
Diagenesis of Limestone with special reference to the Carboniferous Limestones of South Cumbria448
Ostracods and their Geological Uses454
The Geological Evolution of the Earth-like Planets461
Glaciation with special reference to the Lake District464
Mineral Identification and the Importance of Collecting467
Report on Recent Investigations in the Lake District by The British Geological Survey470
Geological Fieldwork in Arctic Norway474
OBITUARIES478
ANNUAL DINNER, 1984. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1985480
ANNUAL DINNER, 1985. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1986482
TOURIST REPORT FROM C.G.S. MEMBER – Shetland Isles484
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Event Reminder: Castle Head

Thursday, 1 August, 2024 starts at 10:30

Leader: Alan Smith

Start: St John’s Church, Keswick

No parking immediately at start. Nearby street
parking, but park with great care noting the many
restrictions.

The Castle Head intrusion, Keswick, and the Quaternary features of the surrounding area.

Mostly on well surfaced paths. Short road sections.
Short, steep, rocky, but clear path up to Castle Head
Summit. Section along shore of Derwent Water.

2024-CGS-Excursion-Register-Castle-Head-1-Aug

Please register your interest to attend
https://www.cumberland-geol-soc.org.uk/events/castlehead/
Castle Head

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