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Sep 2023 - Lake District and North Yorkshire

Leader: Dr. Bernard Skillerne de Bristowe
Photos: Hilary Jensen, Sarah Cook, Mike Jones, Roger York, Ailsa Davies

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Figure 22 Examination of bedding in the path – Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

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Figure 1 Kirk Stile Formation

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Figure 2 Slickensides

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Figure 3 Grey to red

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Figure 4 Hornfels

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Figure 5 Lithophone

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Figure 6 Overturned Acadian folding of a plunging anticline

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Figure 7 Axial cleavage planes in the limb of the fold

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Figure 8 Caldew River

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Figure 9 Information board at Carrock Mine

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Figure 10 Honister Mine - dump of Borrowdale Volcanic Group slates in carpark

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Figure 11 Graded bedding and cleavage in the slate

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Figure 12 view along valley

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Figure 13 Causey Pike

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Figure 14 RGS group & Bernard Skillerne de Bristowe in Mining Museum at Threlkeld Quarry

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Figure 15 Boundary between Brockram and Carb Limestone

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Figure 16 Penrith Sandstone at Bongate Weir

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Figure 17 St Bees Sandstone, Dufton

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Figure 18 Stanhope fossil tree

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Figure 19 Rookhope Arch

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Figure 20 Nenthead Mining Gear

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Figure 22 Examination of bedding in the path – Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

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Figure 23 Thornton Force

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Figure 24 Pebbly layer at base of Carboniferous limestone - Ingleton Waterfalls Trai

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Figure 25 Thornton Force

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Figure 26 Kingsdale glacial trough

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Figure 28 Ingleton Waterfalls Trail

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Figure 29 Storrs Quarries - old limestone quarries