Humberside Geologist no 18
A history of the Hull Geological Society from 1984 to 2025
by Mike Horne FGS
Appendix 7
Hull Geological Society Meetings 2004 to 2013
Thursday 22nd January 2004 - Members' Evening
included talks by Terry Rockett, Ron Harrison, Mike Horne and David Hill and a
display by Harold Tabiner.
Thursday 12th February 2004 - Pete Rawson on "Early
Cretaceous events: from eastern England to Argentina". Attended by 19 members
and guests.
Thursday 25th March 2004 - AGM and Will Watts of the
Dinosaur Coast Project on "The Speeton Plesiosaur revisited".
Saturday 17th April 2004 - Rifle Butts SSSI and Sands
Top Quarry, Newbald led by Mike Horne.
Sunday 23rd May 2004 - Mappleton led by Nigel
Whittington.
Tuesday 25th May 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Wednesday 26th May 2004 - North Cave Wetlands
Research Project meeting.
Sunday 6th June 2004 - Flamborough Research Group led
by Ian Heppenstall & Mike Horne.
Tuesday 29th June 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 4th July 2004 - Port Mulgrave led by Stuart
Jones and Nigel Whittington.
Saturday 17th July 2004 - Cayton Bay led by Chris
Blackhurst and Mike Horne. Attended by 8 members.
Thursday 29th July 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 8th August 2004 - Keyingham and Holderness
coast led by Mike Horne and Stephen Whitaker.
Tuesday 17th August 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 22nd August 2004 - Sewerby led by Nigel
Whittington.
Sunday 12th September 2004 - Castleton area led by
Paul Hildreth.
Tuesday 14th September 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 25th September 2004 - Ryedale Building
Stones led by Richard Myerscough.
Sunday 3rd October 2004 - Flamborough Research Group
led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Thursday 7th October 2004 - Prof Jack Hardisty of
Hull University on "Humber Evolution: Past, Present and Future Prospects”.
Attended by 36 members and guests.
Saturday 9th October 2004 - "Pick your own
Microfossils" day-school led by Mike Horne.
Tuesday 19th October 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 24th October 2004 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation visit.
Saturday 6th November 2004 - "Glacial Landforms" a
joint meeting with Yorkshire Geological Society including a talk by John Catt
and displays by members of the Society. Attended by over 80 people.
Sunday 14th November 2004 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 16th November 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 18th November 2004 - Barrie Heaton on
"Geological wanderings around the world". Attended by 20 members and guests.
Thursday 9th December 2004 - Paul Hildreth on
"Confessions of a Chalkoholic".
Tuesday 14th December 2004 - Microscopy Evening.
Tuesday 18th January 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 20th January 2005 - Derek Gobbett on
"Geological adventures in Malaya". Attended by 20 members and guests.
Tuesday 15th February 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 17th February 2005 - Mike Horne on the
Quaternary of Flamborough and the Glacial Erratics of the Yorkshire Coast.
Tuesday 8th March 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 17th March 2005 – AGM and David Hill on "The
Oil Industry".
Sunday 10th April 2005 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 12th April 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 17th April 2005 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation visit.
Saturday 7th May 2005 - Holderness Coast with Hull
University Science Club led by Barrie Heaton and Nigel Whittington for Yorkshire
Geology Month. Attended by about 30 people.
Saturday 7th May 2005 - Thixendale led by Derek
Gobbett for the Hull Geological Society for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by
7 people.
Tuesday 10th May 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Friday 13th May 2005- "Stones and Bones” in Spring
Bank Cemetery led by Chris Ketchell of the Hull College Local History Unit and
Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 40 people,
Sunday May 15th 2005 – Open Day at Rifle
Butts SSSI with Terry Rockett and the site warden for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Attended by 15 visitors.
Tuesday 17th May 2005 – Beverley Geology
Walk led by Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 45 people.
Friday 20th May 2005 – “Stones and Bones
II” in Spring Bank Cemetery led by Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Attended by 45 people.
Sunday 22nd May 2005 - Danes Dyke led by Mike Horne
for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 14 people.
Saturday May 28th 2005 - Earth and natural sciences
roadshow at the Hull and East Riding Museum for Yorkshire Geology Month
including displays by Stuart Jones, East Yorkshire RIGS Group, Gordon Binns and
Chris Blackhurst. Attended by 117 visitors.
Friday June 3rd 2005 - Hessle Foreshore and Humber
Bridge Country Park led by Mike Horne for East Riding of Yorkshire Council and
Yorkshire Geology Month. 27 people booked but only 16 attended.
Saturday 4th June 2005 - Rock and Fossil Roadshow at
Hornsea Museum for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by about 200 visitors.
Tuesday 7th June 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Friday 17th June 2005 - Society Dinner at the West
Bulls.
Tuesday 28th June 2005 - evening visit to Dinostar Museum in Hull
Saturday 2nd July 2005 - A celebration of Yorkshire
Geology at the Yorkshire Museum for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 20
contributors.
Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th July 2005 - weekend
research meeting to measure and sample the Speeton Shell Bed at Speeton led by
Prof Alan Lord of University College London and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 12th July 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 24th July 2005 - Carnelian Bay led by Stuart
Jones and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 23rd August 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 10th September 2005 - Brimham Rocks and
Nidderdale by Barrie Heaton and Geoff Featherstone.
Tuesday 13th September 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 25th September 2005 - Chalk pits of the
Yorkshire Wolds led by Mike Horne.
Saturday 8th October 2005 – “in the footsteps of
Lamplugh” joint afternoon lecture meeting with Yorkshire Geological Society with
talks by John Catt, Mike Horne, Paul Hildreth and Pete Rawson, and displays by
Stuart Jones, John Green, Mike Horne, Jack Doyle, Derek Gobbett, Ron Harrison,
Paul Hildreth, Gordon Binns and Chris Blackhurst. Attended by about 80
people.
Sunday 9th October 2005 - Flamborough and Speeton 'In
the Footsteps of Lamplugh' led by Mike Horne, a joint meeting with Yorkshire
Geological Society.
Tuesday 11th October 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 20th October 2005 - Bob Maurer of Mauer
Instruments Ltd. On "Professional collecting of Rare Mineral and Fossils in
Bolivia". Attended by 18 members and guests
Sunday 23rd October 2005 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 15th November 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 17th November 2005 - Terry Rockett on
"Volcanoes of Sicily and the Aeolian Islands". Attended by 22 members and
guests.
Tuesday 13th December 2005 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 15th December 2005 - Jane Bunting of Hull
University on "Quaternary Wetlands: the muddy time machine".
Tuesday 17th January 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 19th January 2006 - Members' Evening -
speakers included Derek Gobbett, Don Berry, Mike Horne, Paul Richards and Terry
Rockett. Attended by 10 members.
Tuesday 7th February 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 16th February 2006 - Ben Gearey of
Birmingham University on "Holocene environments and archaeology in east
England". Attended by 21 members and guests.
Sunday 5th March 2006 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group fieldwork.
Tuesday 14th March 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 16th March 2006 - AGM and Camilla Nichol of
the Yorkshire Museum on "New horizons for geology at the Yorkshire Museum".
Attended by 22 members and guests.
Friday 7th April 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 8th April 2006 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation and barbeque.
Friday 5th May 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 6th May 2006 - Thixendale led by Derek
Gobbett for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 9 people.
Tuesday 9th May 2006 – Hessle foreshore
and the Humber Bridge Country Park led by Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology
Month. Attended by 24 people.
Saturday 13th May 2006 - urban geology walk in Hull
led by Nigel Whittington for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 3 people.
Tuesday 16th May 2006 - 'Stones and Bones' cemetery
walk led by Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 17 people.
Thursday 18th May 2006 - Peter Scott of the Camborne
School of Mines on "The GeoValue Project: Valuing geodiversity for the
community” a joint meeting with East Yorkshire RIGS Group for Yorkshire Geology
Month. Attended by 14 members and guests.
Saturday 27th May 2006 - Earth and Natural Sciences
Roadshow at Hull and East Riding Museum organised by Paul Richards for Yorkshire
Geology Month, with displays by Paul Hildreth, Ron Harrison, East Yorkshire RIGS
Group, Gordon Binns and Chris Blackhurst. Attended by about 120 visitors.
Sunday 28th May 2006 – ‘Dinosaur feet and dinosaur
food’ walk led by Nigel Whittington and Stuart Jones for Yorkshire Geology
Month. Attended by 8 people.
Saturday 3rd June 2006 - Roadshow at Hornsea Museum
with Barrie Heaton, Nigel Whittington, Paul Richards and Terry Rockett for
Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 118 visitors.
Saturday 24th June 2006 - Scunthorpe led by Steve
Thompson of North Lincolnshire Museums.
Sunday 16th July 2006 – Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group fieldwork.
Thursday July 20th 2006 - Red Cliff led by Terry
Rockett,
Saturday 12th August 2006 - Hornsea led by Nigel
Whittington for Hornsea Museum.
Sunday 27th August 2006 - fossil and erratic
collecting in Holderness for the Treasure House Museum in Beverley led by Mike
Horne.
Sunday 10th September 2006 - Ravenscar led by Chris
Blackhurst and Terry Rockett.
Friday 29th September 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 8th October 2006 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group fieldwork.
Thursday 19th October 2006 - Richard Myerscough on
"Geo-Archaeology of Wolds’ Churches".
Attended by 16 members and guests.
Friday 20th October 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 22nd October 2006 - Bainton and South Landing
led by Mike Horne.
Saturday 28th October 2006. Joint meeting with the
Yorkshire Geological Society at Hull University with a "Pick your own
Microfossils" workshop in the morning with Mike Horne, Pattie McAlpin and Stuart
Jones, followed by "Papers on Palaeontology (tribute to Professor John Neale)"
speakers included Pete Rawson and Jack Doyle. Attended by about 50 people; 12
for the workshop.
Thursday 16th November 2006 - Phil Brierly of the
North East Yorkshire Geology Trust on "The supra-ophiolite sediments of
Cyprus".
Friday 24th November - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 7th December 2006 - Martyn Pedley of Hull
University on "Constraining the timing and magnitude of the Miocene (Messinian)
salinity crisis in the Mediterranean: new information from Sicily". Attended by
15 members and guests.
Friday 15th December 2006 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 18th January 2007 - Jamie Casford of Durham
University on "Black Shales, Sapropels and Ocean Anoxic Events”. Attended by 14
members and guests.
Friday 26th January 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 15th February 2007 - John Varker of the
Leeds Geological Association on "A Geological Perspective on the History and
Culture of Yorkshire".
Saturday 24th February 2007 – Public lecture at the
Ferens Art Gallery by Jenni Chambers of the Ice Age Network and Birmingham
University on "The big chill: life in the ice age". Attended by 55 people.
Friday 2nd March 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 15th March 2007 – A G M and John Powell of
the British Geological Survey on "Petra: the influence of geology on Jordan and
the Middle East". Attended by 25 members and guests.
Thursday 29th March 2007 - evening visit to the
Treasure House in Beverley to view the new geology exhibition and a
behind-the-scenes tour of the storage and archives
Friday 13th April 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 15th April 2007 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation, research fieldwork and barbeque. Attended by 6 members.
Saturday 21st April 2007- Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group led by Mike Horne.
Friday 4th May 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 5th May 2007 – “Walk on the Woldside” at
Thixendale led by Derek Gobbett for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 38
people.
Saturday 12th May 2007 - Rock, Mineral and Fossil
Roadshow in the Education Room of the Treasure House in Beverley for Yorkshire
Geology Month with displays by Stuart Jones, Gordon Binns, Ben and Chris
Blackhurst, Patty McAlpin and Kingston Lapidary Society and short talks by Mike
Horne. Attended by over 300 visitors.
Saturday 19th May 2007 - Hornsea led by Stuart Jones
and Terry Rockett for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 39 people.
Friday 1st June 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 2nd June 2007 - Rock, Mineral and Fossil
Roadshow at the Hull and East Riding Museum for Yorkshire Geology Month
organised by Paul Richards with displays by Gordon Binns, Ben and Chris
Blackhurst, Patty McAlpin, Dinostar, Kingston Lapidary Society and Hull Museums.
Attended by about 125 visitors.
Sunday 3rd June 2007 - Whitby and the Cleveland Dyke
led by Paul Hildreth for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 6 people.
Saturday 16th June 2007- ‘The alum industry at
Ravenscar’ led by Chris Blackhurst and Gordon Binns. Cancelled.
Saturday 23rd June 2007 – geological boat trip at
Flamborough organised by Stuart Jones.
Saturday 30th June 2007- Society Dinner at the West
Bulls organised by Chris Blackhurst.
Friday 6th July 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 15th July 2007 - Speeton led by Jack Doyle and
Mike Horne.
Saturday 28th July 2007 - Bainton and South Landing
led by Mike Horne.
Friday 3rd August 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 18th August 2007 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group led Mike Horne.
Saturday 1st September 2007 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum organised by Paul Richards and Stuart Jones. Attended by about 120
visitors.
Friday 28th September 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 29th September 2007- Dimlington and
Keyingham led by Mike Horne, Stephen Whittaker and Terry Rockett.
Friday 12th to Sunday 14th October 2007 – “Geology of
East Yorkshire” weekend field meeting a joint meeting with the Geologists'
Association led by Mike Horne with an
evening lecture on the Friday, field trip to coast on the Saturday and inland
exposures on the Sunday morning.
Thursday 18th October 2007 - Barrie Heaton on the
excavations for a gas pipeline in the North Cave area, David Hill on the
Plutonio oilfield off Angola; and Terry Rockett on The Giant's Causeway.
Attended by 14 members and guests.
Friday 26th October 2007 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group led by Mike Horne.
Saturday 27th October 2007 - joint afternoon meeting
with the Yorkshire Geological Society and the Geological Society on "Local
Quaternary Heroes" - speakers included Patrick Boylan on W S Bisat and Mike
Horne on “Tom Sheppard, J W Stather and the East Riding Boulder
Committee”. Attended by about 90 people.
Sunday 28th October 2007 - Sewerby and Dimlington led
by John Catt, a joint meeting with the Yorkshire Geological Society. Attended by
16 people.
Friday 2nd November 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 8th November 2007 - Mike Rogerson of Hull
University on "Small is Beautiful; Foraminifera and how they've changed our view
of the world".
Sunday 11th November 2007 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Friday 30th November 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 13th December 2007 - David Hill on "Fossils
in the Desert". Attended by 14 members and guests.
Friday 14th December 2007 - Microscopy Evening.
Friday 18th January 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 24th January 2008 - Members' Evening.
Speakers and exhibitors included Barrie Heaton, David Hill, Geoff Featherstone,
Harold Tabiner and Mike Horne. Attended by 14 members and guests.
Friday 15th February 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 21st February 2008 - Brian Sweeney of
University of Hull Scarborough Campus on "Scarborough South Bay – not all
coastal management problems are erosion based”, Attended by 18 members and
guests.
Saturday 8th March 2008 – “Leading Field Trips
Workshop” chaired by Mike Horne. Attended by 6 members and guests.
Thursday 13th March 2008 - AGM and Derek Siveter of
Oxford University on "Soft bodied sensations from the Silurian of the Welsh
Borderland".
Friday 14th March 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 15th March 2008 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation.
Sunday 6th April 2008 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group meeting led by Mike Horne.
Friday 4th April 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 12th April 2008 - Microfossils Workshop with
Mike Horne, Patty McAlpin and Stuart Jones. Attended by 15 people.
Friday 2nd May 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Monday 5th May 2008 - Jack Doyle's 50th Anniversary
field trip to Speeton. Attended by 8 members and friends.
Saturday 10th May 2008 - Hayburn Wyke led by David
Hill for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Cancelled.
Thursday 15th May 2008 - Sewerby led by Mike Horne
for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Saturday 24th May 2008 - "Fossil Fossick" joint field
trip with RockWatch on the Holderness Coast led by Gordon Binns and Chris
Blackhurst for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 15 members and guests.
Friday 30th May 2008 - East Yorkshire RIGS Group
Meeting
Friday 6th June 2008 - Microscopy Evening
Sunday 8th June 2008 - Flamborough Research Group
meeting led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Thursday 12th June 2008 - Society Dinner to celebrate
the 120th Anniversary of the Society organised by Chris Blackhurst.
Cancelled.
Saturday 21st June 2008 - Patrington and Spurn Point
led by Chris Blackhurst. Cancelled.
Saturday 5th July - display at a Craft and Hobby Fair
at Princes Avenue Methodist Church Hall in Hull, organised by Paul Richards with
displays by David Hill, Paul Richards, Stuart Jones and Mike Horne.
Friday 11th July 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 12th July - Roadshow at the Treasure
House in Beverley with displays by
Stuart Jones. Nina
and Ian Scott. Gordon Binns, Benjamin and Chris Blackhurst. Paul Richards and
Patty McAlpin with Barrie Heaton and Mike Horne on the "finds desk".
Sunday 20th July 2008 – ‘tribute to Lynden Emery’
field trip at Speeton led by Mike Horne.
Sunday 3rd August - Flamborough Research Group
meeting led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Saturday 23rd August 2008 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum, led by Paul Richards and Stuart Jones. Attended by over 250 visitors.
Saturday 30th August 2008 - Wetwang, Thixendale,
Burdale and the Fairy Stones led by Barrie Heaton and Geoff Featherstone.
Friday 12th September 2008 - Microscopy Evening
Sunday 14th September 2008 - "Chalk of the
Lincolnshire Wolds" led by Paul Hildreth.
Thursday 16th October 2008 - Lynda Yorke of Liverpool
University on "Deglaciation of Northumberland: an example from the Tyne Valley
". Attended by 16 members and guests.
Friday 17th October 2008 - Microscopy Evening
Sunday 19th October 2008 - Flamborough Research Group
at Sewerby led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Saturday 25th October 2008 - joint afternoon meeting
with the Yorkshire Geological Society on "Geology south of the Humber, down
Lincolnshire way". Speakers and exhibitors included Barrie Heaton, Felix
Whitham, Pete Rawson, Stuart Jones and Terry Rockett. Attended by 43 people.
Thursday 6th November 2008 - Prof. Mark Seaward of
Bradford University on "The amazing Mr Sheppard",
Friday 14th November 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 11th December 2008 - Barrie Heaton on "A run
on the Humber banks, part two" and Mike Horne "Did the Earth move for you? - the
geology of some recent local natural disasters”. Attended by 14 members and
guests.
Friday 12th December 2008 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 22nd January 2009 - Prof Lynne Frostick of
Hull University and President of the Geological Society (of London) on "The
rising waters".
Thursday 12th February 2009 - The Lynden Emery
Memorial Lecture by Pete Rawson on "The Speeton Clay", with an introduction by
Mike Horne. Attended by 15 members and guests.
Friday 13th February 2009 - Microscopy Evening.
Friday 13th March 2009 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 19th March 2009 - AGM and Will Watts of the
Rotunda Museum Trust on 'Rotunda, the William Smith Museum of Geology, its
history and redevelopment'. Attended by 19 members and guests.
Friday 24th April 2009 - Microscopy Evening
Saturday 25th April 2009 - Rock, Mineral and Fossil Roadshow at the Treasure House in Beverley,
with displays by Patty McAlpin, Rod Towse, David Hill and Stuart Jones and with
Mike Horne, Terry Rockett and Barrie Heaton on the “finds desk”.
Attended by 150 visitors.
Sunday 26th April 2009 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation and social event.
Sunday 3rd May 2009 - Threshfield led by Ian and Mary
Heppenstall for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 8 people.
Friday 15th May 2009 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 30th May 2009 - "Fossil Fossick at Hornsea"
led by Stuart Jones for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 10 people.
Saturday 6th June 2009 - boat trip at Flamborough. Postponed
due to bad weather.
Friday 19th June 2009 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 4th July 2009 - Welton-le-Wold SSSI,
Lincolnshire led by John Aram.
Saturday 11th July 2009 - Cayton Bay led by Barrie
Heaton.
Sunday 19th July 2009 - boat trip at Flamborough. Postponed
due to bad weather.
Friday 24th July 2009 - Microscopy Evening
Sunday 26th July 2009 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group led by Ian Heppenstall. Cancelled.
Friday 21st August 2009 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 23rd August 2009 - rearranged boat trip
Flamborough organised by Stuart Jones.
Saturday 29th August 2009 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum organised by Stuart Jones, helped by Barrie Heaton, Paul Richards and
Mike Horne.
Sunday 6th September 2009 - the Chalk and
Quaternary geology of Dane's Dyke and South Landing led by Ian Heppenstall and
Mike Horne. Attended by 7 members and guests.
Thursday 15th October 2009 - Martin Whyte of
Sheffield University on 'Whyte about the gills - soft tissue preservation in
bivalves'. Attended by 18 members and guests.
Friday 16th
October 2009 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 24th October 2009 - Joint meeting with the
Yorkshire Geological Society and the Geography Department of Hull University on
"The Last Glacial Maximum", organised by Mike Rogerson and Paul Hildreth with
talks by Dick Mol (Natural History Museum Rotterdam), Ian Heppenstall, Jane
Bunting (University of Hull) and David Bridgland (University of Durham), with a
display of bones and fossils from the Kelsey Hill and Keyingham Gravel Pits by
Stephen Whittaker. Attended by 71 people.
Sunday 25th October 2009 - joint field meeting with
the Yorkshire Geological Society to “The raised beaches of South Landing and
Danes Dyke” led by Ian Heppenstall.
Thursday 19th November 2009 - Prof Martin Brasier of
Oxford University on "Darwin's Lost World: in search of the hidden history of
animal life". Attended by 24 members and guests.
Friday 20th November 2009 - Microscopy Evening
Saturday 21st November 2009 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group field meeting.
Thursday 3rd December 2009 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at South Landing.
Thursday 17th December 2009 - Members' Evening.
Included a talk about the Hull Geological Society 50th Anniversary medal by
Terry Rockett, Paul Hildreth on H E Wroot, Mike Horne on
"A tribute to Felix Whitham", a display
local fossils by Stuart Jones and a display fossils from England by Philip
Vixsebroxse. Attended by 17 members and guests.
Friday 18th December 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 21st January 2010 - Peter Hoare of the
University of London and Rodger Connell on "The Scandinavian legacy in the
Pleistocene record of eastern Britain". Attended by 26 members and guests.
Friday 22nd January 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 18th February 2010 - Angela Kelham of Hull
University on 'An investigation into the behaviour of benthic foraminifera
during post-mortem transport'. Attended by 16 members and guests.
Friday 26th February 2010 - Microscopy Evening
Thursday 11th March 2010 - AGM and Paul Hildreth on
"Flint – a key to unlocking the past?".
Attended by 25 members and guests.
Friday 19th March 2010 - Microscopy Evening
Saturday 20th March 2010 - Roadshow at the Treasure
House, Beverley.
Saturday 27th March 2010 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation and barbecue. Attended by 10 members.
Sunday 18th April 2010 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at Danes Dyke led by Mike Horne and Ian Heppenstall.
Friday 23rd April 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 1st May 2010 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at South Landing.
Monday 3rd May 2010 - Geology Walk in the
Kiplingcotes area led by Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 8
people.
Friday 21st
May 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 29th May 2010 - Mappleton "Fossil Fossick"
led by Stuart Jones for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 11 people.
Sunday 13th June 2010 - Filey Brigg led by Terry
Rockett.
Sunday 27th June 2010 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at Sewerby led by Ian Heppenstall. Cancelled.
Friday 2nd July 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 4th July 2010 - Hellwath Beck in the North
York Moors led by Paul Hildreth.
Saturday 24th July 2010 - cataloguing the Lewis Penny
Collection at the University of Hull
Friday 13th August 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 28th August 2010 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum organised by Stuart Jones, with the help of Barrie Heaton, Mike Horne and
Terry Rockett.
Saturday 11th September 2010 - Whitby and Whitby
Museum led by Paul Hildreth.
Friday 17th September 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 26th September 2010 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at South Landing led by Ian Heppenstall and Mike Horne.
Saturday 2nd October 2010 - Hildenley Quarries and
Brows Hill Quarry led by Richard Myerscough of the Ryedale Vernacular Building
Stones Group. Attended by 7 members.
Sunday 10th October 2010 - field meeting to South
Landing led by Mike Horne. Attended by 6 members and guests.
Friday 15th October 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
Tuesday 19th October 2010 - Frank Cox on "Climate
change from a Geologist's viewpoint". Attended by 24 members and guests.
Saturday 23rd October 2010 - joint afternoon meeting
with Yorkshire Geological Society at Hull University on "New Techniques in
Geology" organised by Paul Hildreth and Mike Rogerson. There were displays by
Mike Horne, Stuart Jones, Terry Rockett, Jack and Brenda Almond, and Ron
Harrison.
Saturday 30th October 2010 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group meeting.
Thursday 11th November 2010 - Prof Paul Wignall of
the University of Leeds on "Permian extinctions: death by fire". Attended by 30
members and guests.
Friday 19th November 2010
- Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 27th November 2010 - "Microfossils Workshop"
with Mike Horne, Patty McAlpin and Stuart Jones
Friday 10th December 2010 - Microscopy Evening.
December lecture cancelled due to bad weather.
Thursday 20th January 2011 - Mike Horne on "Felix
Whitham and his contributions to science". Attended by 29 members and guests.
Friday 21st
January 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 17th February 2011 - Mark Woods of the
British Geological Survey on "The Chalk and climate change - the greenhouse
connection". Attended by 32 members and guests.
Friday 18th February 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 17th March 2011 – AGM and Presidential
Address by Stuart Jones on “What the ice age did for Holderness”. Attended by 22
members and guests..
Friday 25th March 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 2nd April 2011 - North Cave Wetlands
research visit led by Barrie Heaton.
Sunday 10th April 2011 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation and social event.
Friday 15th April 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 17th April 2011 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at Sewerby led by Ian Heppenstall.
Sunday 1st May 2011 - Speeton led by Jack Doyle and
Mike Horne.
Thursday 5th May 2011 - Roger Sutcliffe from Whitby
on "Limestone, the only rock you can see from the inside" for Yorkshire Geology
Month. Attended by 24 people.
Tuesday 10th May 2011 - Spring Bank Cemetery led by
Mike Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 21 people.
Friday 13th May 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 21st May 2011 - Thixendale area led by Derek
Gobbett for Yorkshire Geology Month. Attended by 12 people.
Sunday 29th May 2011 - geological boat trip at North
Landing organised by Stuart Jones.
Saturday 4th June 2011 - Bolton Abbey led by John Varker of the University of Leeds.
Friday 17th June 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 19th June 2011 - research fieldwork at Skipsea
Withow led by Rod Towse and Stuart Jones.
Sunday 26th June 2011 - Scarborough and the Rotunda
Museum led by Terry Rockett. Attended by 12 members and guests.
Saturday 16th July 2011 - Roadshow at the Treasure
House in Beverley with displays by Stuart Jones, Barrie Heaton and Patty McAlipn
and
Barrie
Heaton, Mike Horne, Rod Towse, Ron Harrison and Terry Rocket on the “finds Desk”.
Friday 22nd July 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 31st July 2011 - Flamborough Research Group
field meeting to South Landing led by Rodger Connell.
Saturday 20th August 2011- Chalk quarry at Huggate.
Sunday 21st August 2011 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at Danes Dyke led by Ian Heppenstall.
Saturday 27th August 2011 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum organised by Paul Richards and Stuart Jones with the help of
Jan
Harrison and Barrie Heaton.
Sunday 11th September 2011 - Castleton led by Paul
Hildreth.
Friday 16th September2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 17th September 2011 - North Landing and
Thornwick Bay led by Mike Horne.
Sunday 2nd October 2011- Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at Sewerby led by Mike Horne and Rodger Connell.
Saturday 15th October 2011- Research visit to Tesco
building site at Hornsea organised by Janet Harrison.
Sunday 16th October 2011- Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at Barmston led by Rodger Connell.
Thursday 20th October 2011- Tim Horsfield of Hull
University on "A Record of Winter Severity in the Holocene of the Northwest
Balkans”. Attended by 14 members and guests.
Sunday 23rd October 2011- Spring Bank Cemetery led by
Mike Horne.
Saturday 29th October 2011 - joint meeting with the
Yorkshire Geological Society and University of Hull on "Geotourism", the
speakers included Patrick Boylan. Attended by about 50 people.
Friday 4th November 2011 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 17th November 2011 - Martin Whyte of
Sheffield University on "Which came first the dinosaur or the egg? Dinosaur eggs
from a Chinese perspective". Attended by 20 members and guests.
Saturday 3rd December 2011 - Keyingham led by Stephen
Whittaker and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 6th December 2011 - Sonja
Boehmer-Christiansen on "Why a social scientist became a ‘denier’: An
interdisciplinary journey from geology to politics and
vice versa". Attended by
13 members and guests.
Friday 9th December 2011- Microscopy Evening.
Wednesday 28th December 2011 – Sand-le-Mere led by
Brenda and Jack Almond.
Thursday 19th January 2012 - Members' Evening with
short talks and displays by Barrie Heaton, Brenda and Jack Almond, Mike Horne,
Paul Hildreth, Rodger Connell, Stuart Jones and Terry Rockett. Attended by 13
members and guests.
Monday 23rd January 2012 - Committee Meeting.
Friday 27th January 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 16th February 2012 - Richard Lamb from
Beverley on "Man made minerals".
Friday 24th February 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 22nd March 2012 – AGM and Cath Neal of the
University of York on "People and the environment: a geoarchaeological approach
to the Yorkshire Wolds landscape". Attended by 29 members and guests.
Friday 30th March 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 15th April 2012 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation and social event.
Friday 20th April 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 22nd April 2012 - Barmston led by Rodger
Connell and Mike Horne.
Sunday 15th May 2012 - urban geology walk led by Mike
Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Saturday 26th May 2012 - "The structure and
stratigraphy of the Skyreholme Anticline, Wharfedale" led by John Varker of the
University of Leeds.
Friday 1st June 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 3rd June 2012 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group field meeting to Thornick Bay and the Northern Bays of
Flamborough Head led by Mike Horne and Rodger Connell.
Friday 29th June 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 30th June 2012 - Rock and Fossil Roadshow at
the Treasure House organised by Rod Towse, with displays and help by
Barrie
Heaton, Brenda and Jack Almond, David Hill, Patty McAlpin, Rodger Connell,
Stuart Jones.
Sunday 22nd July 2012 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group at South Landing, Danes Dyke and Sewerby Buried Cliff led by Ian
Heppenstall.
Friday 27th July 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Friday 24th August 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 25th August 2012 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum organised by Stuart Jones.
Thursday 6th September 2012 - Boulby Potash Mine
underground visit organised by Rod Towse.
Saturday 8th September 2012 – Roadshow at Trinity
Square in Hull organised by Mike Horne for Hull Civic Society’s Heritage Open
Buildings weekend with displays by Brenda and Jack Almond and Stuart Jones with
the help of
Ian Heppenstall, Mike Horne Rodger Connell and Terry Rockett.
Sunday 9th September 2012 - Hull city centre led by
Mike Horne for the Heritage Open Buildings weekend. Attended by about 20 people.
Saturday 6th October 2012 - “Sedimentology
– process and products” joint weekend meeting with the Yorkshire Geological
Society and the University of Hull including a talk by Mike Horne and Rodger
Connell on “late Devensian glaciogenic sediments at Barmston” and displays by
the HGS Flamborough Quaternary Research Group, Ron Harrison of brick clays of
north east England and Ken Fenton’s diagrams of Yorkshire Coast Stratigraphy and
Stuart Jones of photographs of Sewerby Buried Cliff taken in November 2007. .
Sunday 7th October 2012 – field meeting at Barmston
and Danes Dyke led by Mike Horne, Stuart Jones and Rodger Connell for the
“Sedimentology – process and products” joint weekend meeting with the Yorkshire
Geological Society. Attended by 24 people.
Thursday 25th October – Malcolm Fry of the
Yorkshire Geological Society on “the geologist and the dinner party”. Attended
by 22 members and guests.
Friday 26th October 2012 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 15th November 2012 - David Hill on "The
Geology of Malta". Attended by 22 members and guests.
Friday 30th
November - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 13th December 2012 - Jonathan Lee of the
British Geological Survey on "Stacking it up: glacitectonics and moraine
development in north Norfolk during the Middle Pleistocene”. Attended by 20
members and guests.
Sunday 30th December 2012 - New Year Geology Picnic
at Sand-le-Mere.
Friday 11th January 2013 - Committee Meeting.
Thursday 17th January 2013 - Ian Heppenstall on "A
History of the Glacial Formations at South Landing, Danes Dyke and the Sewerby
Buried Cliff over the last 120 years in old and new photographs and maps: Recent
processes of deposition and erosion". Attended by about 20 members and guests.
Friday 25th
January 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 21st February 2013 - Prof Mark Bateman of
Sheffield University on "The ice that built the Holderness landscape”. Attended
by 42 members and guests.
Friday 22nd February - Microscopy Evening
Thursday 21st March 2013 – AGM and John Knight of
Harworth Minerals Consultancy on "Resources to Reserves- a sometimes rocky
road".
Thursday 21st March 2013 - Committee Meeting.
Friday 22nd March 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 6th April 2013 - Rifle Butts SSSI
conservation. Attended by 7 members.
Tuesday 9th April 2013 - Club Night on "ammonites".
Sunday 14th April 2013 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group led by Ian Heppenstall.
Friday 19th April 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Sunday 5th May 2013 - Grassington led by Ian
Heppenstall for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Tuesday 14th May - Club Night on Metamorphic Rocks
and Geological Maps.
Saturday 18th May 2013 - Flamborough Head led by Paul
Hildreth for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Sunday 19th May 2013 - Urban Geology Walk led by Mike
Horne for Yorkshire Geology Month.
Saturday 1st June 2013 - 125th Anniversary meeting
with talks by Derek Gobbett, Ian Heppenstall, Kristian Saether, Mike Horne,
Patrick Boylan, Pete Rawson and Rodger
Connell, followed by a dinner at the University of Hull.
Sunday 9th June 2013 - Speeton led by Jack
Doyle. Attended by 11 members.
Saturday 15th June 2013 - 125th Anniversary field
meeting to Kelsey Hill and Keyingham led by Stephen Whittaker. Attended by 10
members and guests.
Tuesday 18th June 2013 – East Riding Boulder
Committee at Mappleton led by Mike Horne. Attended by 11 members.
Saturday 22nd June 2013 - "Cretaceous Adventure" -
the Chalk of Flamborough Head at Danes Dyke led by Mike Horne. Attended by 8
members and guests.
Sunday 23rd June 2013 - "Ice Age Adventure" - the
Quaternary of Flamborough Head at South Landing led by Mike Horne. Attended by 8
members and guests.
Friday 28th June 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 13th July 2013 - Skipsea led by Stuart Jones
and Mike Horne.
Tuesday 16th July 2013 - Club Night on “green”.
Saturday 20th July 2013 - Roadshow at the Treasure
House in Beverley organised by Stuart Jones.
Friday 23rd August 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 24th August 2013 - Roadshow at Hornsea
Museum organised by Stuart Jones, with the help of
Barrie Heaton, Brenda and Jack Almond, and Annie and Mike Horne. Attended by about 160
visitors.
Saturday 14th September 2013 - Roadshow at Holy
Trinity Square organised by Stuart Jones and Rodger Connell, with the help of
Rodger Connell, David Hill, Jack and Brenda Almond, Ian and Mary Heppenstall,
and Ron Harrison.
Attended by about 250 visitors.
Sunday 22nd September 2013 - Roseberry Topping and
the Cleveland Dyke led by Chris Leach.
Tuesday 24th September 2013 - Club Night on Speeton
Clay Fossils.
Friday 4th October 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Saturday 5th October 2013 - Tunstall led by Jack and
Brenda Almond.
Tuesday 15th October 2013 - Club Night - the theme is
"Metamorphic Rocks", including metamorphic rocks under the microscope.
Tuesday 22nd October 2013 - Stuart Jones on
"Holderness Erratics Revisited". Attended by 21 members.
Saturday 16th November 2013 - Skipsea led by Mike
Horne and Stuart Jones.
Tuesday 19th November 2013 - Club Night on trace
fossils.
Thursday 21st November 2013 - Patrick Boylan on "The
significance of Charles Darwin's month in the High Andes, March - April
1835". Attended by 32 members and guests.
Friday 29th November 2013 - Microscopy Evening.
Thursday 5th December 2013 - Flamborough Quaternary
Research Group Field at Bridlington led by Ian Heppenstall.
Tuesday 10th December 2013 - Members' Evening
with the following talks and displays -
Ian Heppenstall on "A
Look around Malham in Airedale" and "The Ipswichian Buried Cliff", John Upton on
"Global climate change, New York, Spurn Peninsular and the Humber Estuary
flooding", Paul Hildreth on "The Frodingham Ironstone – the rock that built
Scunthorpe", Derek Gobbett on “Torrent Scars”, and Rodger Connell, Stuart Jones,
Derek Gobbett and Mike Horne on
"So... how many “Bridlington Crags” are there? Ongoing work with the Penny
Collection". Attended by 24 members.
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