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SUMMARY:Geology of Winter Hill and Cookham Dean
DESCRIPTION:Leader: Lesley Dunlop  \nMeet at the car park at Winter Hill\, nearest postcode SL6 9TS. A walk of about 2 miles on good footpaths and tracks to look at the scenery and geology of Winter Hill. The geological interest is in the escarpment overlooking the Thames gravel terraces and a chalkpit. There are excellent views from Winter Hill and Bisham Woods is on the route. \n 
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/winter-hill-and-cookham-dean/
LOCATION:Winter Hill\, Cookham Dean\, SL6 9TS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Field trip
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SUMMARY:Tree walk at Woodley
DESCRIPTION:Leader: Marcus Wheeler  \nPark on Kingfisher Drive\, RG5 3LH\, at the south-east end of High Wood and meet up at the vehicle access point into the wood. Highwood is mixed lowland woodland of native species with a small heathland area and also contains exotic tree species\, which were once part of an arboretum\, including giant redwoods and monkey puzzle.
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/tree-walk-at-woodley/
LOCATION:High Wood\, Woodley\, Kingfisher Drive\, Reading\, RG5 3LH\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Mosses and Liverworts at Swyncombe
DESCRIPTION:Leader: Seán O’Leary \nMeet at the lovely church of St Botolph. We will follow our usual route up Swyncombe Hill through fine sloping woodland. Members can then either continue on a loop walk with wonderful views\, or return to the church for a closer look at the graveyard mosses.
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/mosses-and-liverworts-at-swyncombe/
LOCATION:Swyncombe\, Swyncombe\, Oxfordshire\, RG9 6EA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Field trip
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SUMMARY:Spring Walk at Staines Moor
DESCRIPTION:Leader: Dominic Pia  \nFree parking in Stanwell Moor at Hithermoor Rd\, TW19 6AU \nStaines Moor is an area of ancient flood meadow that has remained unploughed and as registered common land from 1065. \nMigrant birds such at Wheatear and Whinchat can be encountered\, as well as returning breeding birds such as Hobby\, Cuckoo and a wide variety of warblers. Marsh Marigold and Ladies Smock should be in flower. \nThe walk will be approximately 3 miles long and will be uneven underfoot and muddy at times with 1 stile. \n 
URL:https://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/event/spring-walk-at-staines-moor/
CATEGORIES:Field trip
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