Leeds Geological Association


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Leeds Geological Association

 

NEXT MEETING

ANNOUNCEMENTS



The Leeds Geological Association aims to promote and further interest in the geological sciences, both amongst its members and within the wider community. Particular emphasis is placed on the geology of the region and its relationship to landscape and scenery.

Membership is open to all.


NEXT MEETING

Sunday 26th July 2009

DAYTIME FIELD MEETING

Manifold Valley, North Staffordshire Peak District
and Ecton Hill Copper Mine



LEADER

Dr Neil Aitkenhead


Excursion Details

Field Calendar


LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS

• Roundhay Park - A Walk Back in Time •


A booklet, 'Roundhay Park - A Walk Back in Time' (24 pages, full colour) which describes the marked geology trail in Roundhay Park is now available. It is a combined effort between LGA members, who provided the idea and the content, and Friends of Roundhay Park, who provided the help on the ground. It can be found in various local outlets for £1.00 or by post from the following address on receipt of a cheque (made out to Friends of Roundhay Park) for £1.50. Mr W Fraser, 27 Marshall Terrace, Cross Gates,Leeds. LS15 8EA.

• Field Visit Reports 2004 - 2008•


Reports of the LGA's field excursions covering the years 2004 through to 2008 are now available as pdf documents on this web site. Just click on an image below to open the report in a new window (or right-click and select 'Save Target As' to download it to your computer).
Field Visit Reports 2008

File size: 1.12 MB

The download time using a dial-up connection will be about 5 minutes.
Field Visit Reports 2007

File size: 1.23 MB

The download time using a dial-up connection will be about 5 minutes.
Field Visit Reports 2006

File size: 0.98 MB

The download time using a dial-up connection will be about 5 minutes.
Field Visit Reports 2005

File size: 2.42 MB

The download time using a dial-up connection will be 10-15 minutes.
Field Visit Reports 2004

File size: 2.25 MB

The download time using a dial-up connection will be 10-15 minutes.
Please note: The field reports are personal accounts of LGA field excursions, written by a members of the LGA, recording their impressions of the event. They are intended as a summary of the geology of the area visited. The routes described may not be suitable for use by individuals and/or groups and do not necessarily follow an established path or public right of way.

LAST UPDATED

27th June 2009