

Summer Programme of Events 2010
Waterproof clothing and sensible footwear are usually necessary on field trips. Please, no dogs on field trips.
June 2010
Wednesday 16th at 10.30 a.m. Jubilee River
A walk beside the Jubilee River for birds and flowers with Molly Comyn. From Eton take B3206 to Eton Wick. In Dorney Village take left turn past the Walled Garden garden centre (a good place for lunch!). Follow lane over Motorway passing Old Marsh Lane on left. Car park and river immediately on left.
Wednesday 30th at 10.30 a.m. Bookham Common
A walk around Bookham Common with Peter Routley for bird-
July 2010
Sunday 11th at 10.30 a.m. Frensham Ponds
A circular walk from Frensham Ponds with Peter Routley. Meet in Visitor Centre car
park at Frensham Great Pond, off A287 (OS map reference sheet 186 844404) south of
Farnham, OR from A3 at Hindhead go N on A287. Lunch after 4 miles at the Holly Bush
Pub, Shortfield Common OS map reference sheet 186 845422. Tel: 01252 793593. Non-
Sunday 18th at 11.00 a.m. Fulham Palace Gardens etc.
A look around Fulham Palace Gardens etc. with Ken Willis. Meet at the entrance in
Bishop’s Avenue. On-
Sunday 25th 10.30a.m. Staines Moor
A walk around Staines Moor with Phillip Cribb. Meet at the former Swan Inn in Moor Lane, Staines.
August 2010
Wednesday 11th at 7.00 p.m. Garden Party
At the kind invitation of Maureen & Peter Routley to be held at 52, Old Charlton Road, Shepperton. Please donate food and bring your own drink. Please note that this evening event is subject to dry weather conditions! Contact no. 01932 232344
Sunday 15th at 10.30 a.m. Ranmore Common
A return visit to Ranmore Common for butterflies with Phillip Cribb. Take the A24
Mickleham by-
September 2010
Wednesday 8th at 8.00 p.m. First Indoor Meeting
A very welcome return visit from Mary Braddock who will give her delayed talk on
Yellowstone National Park -
Spelthorne Natural History Society hereby gives notice that whilst the Society is prepared to assist members in making arrangements to enable them to participate in activities arranged by the Society, the Society cannot accept any responsibility whatsoever for any loss, injury or damage sustained by any person(s) in consequence of their participation in any activity/ies.
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