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NEW for 2023
Revealing the Foundations:
The geology and landscape of the Westmorland Dales.
by Elizabeth Pickett.
36 pages in full colour, geological map and explanations with 3D diagrams and locations of LGS sites in Westmorland Dales.
£10 inc. pp
Whitbarrow Geotrail
By Peter Standing £2.50
Gait Barrows to Trowbarrow Geotrail
By Peter Standing £3.00
Sorry - currently out of stock. New edition expected mid 2024.
Farleton and Hutton Roof Geotrails.
By Peter Standing £4.00 (2nd edition)
Beetham & Hale Geotrail
By Peter Standing £2.50
Arnside Geotrail
By Peter Standing £3.00
The set of all FIVE Geotrails
By Peter Standing
Set of 5 now £14.
Landscape Walks around Sandside, Storth and Carr Bank.
By Peter Standing £5
This lovely booklet of 62 pages includes seven geotrail walks covering 20 km of paths, as well as information about the villages, flora and fauna, quarry, railways and the Kent Estuary. There are 175 photographs and 28 maps, as well as references and research notes to allow readers to pursue their own interests in the area.
Revealing the Foundations: The geology and landscape of the Westmorland Dales.
By Elizabeth Pickett 2023 £10
The Westmorland Dales forms the NW corner of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This 36 page booklet, with full colour photographs and diagrams includes the geological map of the area. It suggests places to visit and Local Geological Sites in the area.
Walks and excursions around Keswick, Bassenthwaite, Derwentwater and Borrowdale.
By Alan Smith £2.99
This booklet attempts to explain how the landscapes around Keswick reflect the underlying rocks, and how over very long periods of time the landscape has been shaped.
Kendal Building Stones.
By Geoff Brambles
FREE with another purchase.
A geological walk, looking at rocks, plants and landscape.
Various authors £1.50
Whitbarrow is of outstanding importance for its biological and geological interest. A mosaic of species-rich limestone grasslands, open and wood-covered limestone pavement and limestone scree slopes are present along with ancient, semi-natural and deciduous woodland.
A walk in Yewdale, north east of Coniston.
By Murray Mitchell £3.00
