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AGM ( Annual General Meeting ) plus talk *

Name: *AGM ( Annual General Meeting ) * plus talk *
Start: 2018-03-14T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2018-03-14T21:30:00+00:00
Location: Tinwell Village Hall

Wednesday March 14, 2018 | 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm

Photograpgh of Tinwell Forge

The 2018 AGM ( Annual General Meeting ) followed by and a evenings talk by one of the SDGS members will be on Wednesday the 14th of March at Tinwell Village Hall 7.30pm.

Also if you have some fossils or minerals to bring in for a “show and tell” then please feel free to do so.

Costs for entry are as follows:

The event is free to members of The Stamford and District Geological Society. And for visitors a charge of £3 please. You can also apply for membership on the night.

“The Stamford and District Geological Society are pleased to announce that we have affiliated to Deposits Magazine and UKGE. This brings a great benefit to all members. As members will now receive a free quarterly PDF copy of deposits, packed with superb articles on fossils, rocks and minerals as part of their Membership of the SDGS. With newly signed up members also benefiting from this fantastic offer as part of joining the Stamford and District Geological Society.

More information on the magazine and online back articles can be found at www.depositsmag.com, and geological tools and equipment can be obtained from the link below.”

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Date:: Wednesday March 14, 2018
Time:: 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Event Category:: Meetings

Organiser

: Stamford and District Geological Society
Website:: http://www.stamfordgeolsoc.org/

Venue

Tinwell Village Hall

Manor Lane, Tinwell
Stamford, PE9 3UD United Kingdom + Google Map

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