Updated: 9th MAY, 2012
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[Please note new date.] ~ Thurs 17th May:Evening walk round Mausoleum Woods,
Great Limber
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Sat 19th May:Meet at 2pm on Roxton Lane (Grid ref. TA163110) for A walk round Roxton Woods, Keelby,leader: Mick Binnion
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Sunday 20 May:Guided walk about 1.5 miles, around Tetney Blow Wells,Meet by the parish church on Church Lane, Tetney, Grid Ref TA 316009, at 2.00 p.m. Wellies or boots are recommended if there has been recent rain.No dogs pleaseFree event but donations to the Trust will be gratefully received. |
Sat 26th May:A bird walk led by John Nelson. Meet in the car park by Humberston Yacht club at 9am. John may bring his telescope along for you to have a look through at the bird life. |
Sat 2nd June:Birds and their young, a 2 hour ramble around some of the less well known areas of Cleethorpes Country Park in search of newly-fledged bird and their parents. Meet Ray Hume (01472 320878) in the car park at 9am. |
Sat 16th June:A follow up walk to Debbie Lincolns talk in March. We shall be looking for plants, which can still be used medicinally. Park and meet just west of Hoop Lane Farm on Hoop Lane south of Wragby at 11am for entry to Goslings Corner Wood reserve, (Grid ref. TF144752). |
Sat 30th June:A visit led by Mark Tyszka (01469 560678) to the woodland and ponds in Scawby Park to find Martagon lily, Encamplane, Mookshood and many other interesting flowers and beautiful trees. With thanks to the Nelthorpe Estate. Park in the wood yard at 2 pm. (Grid ref. SE970053) |
Sunday 1st July:Guided walk about 1.5 miles, around Tetney Blow Wells,Meet by the parish church on Church Lane, Tetney, Grid Ref TA 316009, at 2.00 p.m. Wellies or boots are recommended if there has been recent rain.No dogs pleaseFree event but donations to the Trust will be gratefully received. |
Sat 14th July:Bringing the LWT to Habrough for the afternoon and early evening meet in the rail station car park (free, Grid ref. TA146135) at 3pm for a 2 mile walk followed by a shared tea and in the early evening Blue Moon concert Songs of the Wild in the village hall (TA155142). £4 adults, under 16s £2 including light refreshments. |
The aim of this website is to be an
easy-to-use addition for our group. With that in mind,
this, the Front Page, has a calendar of events plus a number of links to other
pages.
Positioning your cursor on images will reveal a caption.
Clicking on the underlined green
headingsshould take you straight to that page
or a linked website.
If it doesn't, e-mail
and
whinge...
Disabled access round the left-hand side of the building. (Help is available from the porter).
If anyone has difficulty getting to
meetings, please let one of the committee know,
and we'll try to link you up with someone who can offer a lift.
If you are a car driver with space to spare, please let us know too.
A New Venturefor the Wildlife Watch group has been set up by Mick Binnion.
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It is also the junior section
of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust. For Wildlife Watch events, booking is requiredN.B. The Webmistress takes NO responsibility for the new logo, other than reducing the size from Cinemascope to computer monitor. |
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Re: contact 'phone numbers, please see NOTE at the bottom of this page. Thank you.
Lifts:
If you are able to offer a lift to anyone to any of these
events
- or if you would like a lift yourself -
please contact our chairwoman, Jennie Redpath
Reserve Work PartiesIf anyone is interested in volunteering to work at Contact Mark Tyszka, warden, for Eastfield Road
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Pleased with what you see? We the committee are very proud of the above list of events we have put together, but we want to know that it meets with your approval too; please let us know what you think.
NOTE:Although telephone numbers of committe members are included in the hard copy of our Newsletter, I am not including them on this website. It is an open site and I don't want anyone to be subjected to nuisance calls from some of the more dubious web-surfers who might chance upon the site.
Interestingly, this site has been visited by people in thirty countries world-wide over the past year:
Canada, Australia, the United States
(including U.S. Federal Government Agencies), France, Spain, Italy,
Germany, Singapore, Malaysia, Norway, Finland, Belgium, the Netherlands, New
Zealand, Greece, Turkey,
Cyprus, Thailand, India, Pakistan, Japan, Iceland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania,
the Czech Republic, Brazil,
Mexico, South Africa and La Territoire Français d'Outre-mer, a.k.a.
French Polynesia.
Welcome to all our overseas visitors.
Sue - Web Mistress: sue at imps dot demon dot co dot uk
This website was created on 21st. OCTOBER 2003. |
The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust is an Independent Charity Registered Charity No.:
218895 |