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Members and guests enjoying the first of our summer walks to Old Middle House - Malham Tarn

 

The second of our Summer Walks will be on

Monday 17th June

Discovering the history, character and vernacular architecture of Troutbeck village

with Andrew Lowe
Meet 7.00pm in the lay-by near Church Bridge just off the main A592 Windermere to Ullswater road (NY412 026)
F
or car sharing meet Ingleton Community Centre at 5.45pm or Ashfield Car Park Settle at 5.30pm

Approx 2miles - easy to moderate - mainly on paths and pavements. Dogs to be kept under close control.

Andy Lowe worked for the Lake District National Park Authority for over 30 years - initially as a Senior Planner and later as a Building Conservation Officer and during this time he supervised many nationally important restoration projects. Since his retirement in 2006 Andy has honed his skills as a public speaker and many of our members will remember the enthusiastic talks he has given us - Bank Barns, Boskins and Bee Boles earlier this year and Crucks, Mullions and Wrestlers last year.

Non members £2

PLUS.......Don't miss the Ingleborough Archaeology Group contribution to the Ingleton Overground Underground Festival on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May......a talk....a walk....an exhibition of our work.
Click here for details

Please click here to see a full list of our 2013 talks & walks

 

 

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Latest news:

Click here to see a list of our Practical Activities for 2013

Click here to read a brief interim report of our recent excavation at Spring Cote, Chapel-le-Dale

If you are interested in helping the Yorkshire Dales National Park to record historic features for their Historic Environment Record then click here for details.

The results of our survey of the north west flanks of Ingleborough can now be viewed on-line. Click here to see the spreadsheet, plans, photographs and members essays. Recently added - an addendum to the recording of the '400mt wall'