September 19th (Sun.) Geology of the Wrotham Area (Kent)
Meet at 11:15 a.m. at the Bat and Ball (Sevenoaks)
Railway Station, This station is not to be confused with
the main Sevenoaks Station. Bring lunch and inform the
leader if attending, Leader: Mr. R, Coates, 63 Cromer
Road, London Road, Romford, Essex. For those coming by
train, Holborn Viaduct (Blackfriars) should be used -
booking to Bat and Ball,
The geology group has had a meeting in this area
before, but it is well worth repeating, and probably some
new ground will be covered this time, anyway. The geology
of this part of Kent should not be thought of as separate
from that of Essex, but as complementary to it. Wrotham
stands on the southern edge of the London Basin, as the
chalk hills of the north of our county and in Cambs. and
Suffolk form the northern edge, And, of course, there is
the Weald to explore from here, which gives an added
interest,
(September 20th. Not a meeting, but a reminder to leaders
of next year's meetings that this is the last day for
details to be sent to the Meetings Secretary, Ron Coates).
September 24-26th (Fri. to Sun.) Mammal Group Weekend.
Would all members interested in participating in a
Weekend meeting in Thetford Chase, please write to Mr.
B. Eastcott, 13 Lower Park Crescent, Bishop's Stortford,
Herts,, as soon as possible, indicating their interest.
There would be a possibility of seeing Red and Roe Deer,
Red Squirrels, and a visit to the Norfolk Wildlife Park,
Tented accommodation is envisaged, but those who prefer-
more comfort may make their own arrangements, This meeting
will be arranged if the demand warrants it.
This sounds like a good chance for a most interesting
time, and I hope there will be a good response to the
suggestion.
September 26th (Sun.) Epping Forest. Joint Meeting with
the Ecology Section of the London Natural History Society.
Meet at Chingford Station at 11:00 a.m. prompt. Leader:
Mrs, A, Warren, 76 Hazelwood Road, Bush Hill Park, Enfield,
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