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A discussion of the local field names of the Harptrees area with Prof Richard Coates

28 September, 2022 @ 19:00 - 21:00

Prof Richard Coates will discuss some of the nineteenth century local field names from around the Harptrees area, using the tithe map and other related documents.
Chairs will be socially distanced, which restricts numbers, so both members and visitors do need to book seats in advance. Visitors are welcome at £3, payable on the night. The meeting is at 7pm for 7.30pm start.

Please email info@harptreeshistorysociety.org with subject line ‘Sept 22’.
Also, if you would like to join the society, just email as above.

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Date:
28 September, 2022
Time:
19:00 - 21:00

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GRADING OF WALKS

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1 Easy – generally even ground with a few gentle slopes; no special fitness needed.  Comfortable footwear required.

2 Moderate – for reasonably fit people, may include unsurfaced rural paths and tracks, moderate slopes, uneven surfaces, steps and stiles. Walking shoes/boots required.

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4 Confined spaces – including caves and attics. Locations may be dusty, slippery and dark.

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