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News
Download GeoSuffolk Times no 49 for Crag Boxstones; Joseph T last; SSSI site monitoring update.
Elizabeth Cobbold's story has been told in The Suffolk Natural History 2020 (the Suffolk Naturalists' Society Transactions) by Bob and Caroline Markham. It has a full catalogue of her specimens figured in James Sowerby's Mineral Conchology in the early 1800s - including Acila cobboldiae (in the photo), named after her. See the SNS website and GeoSuffolk Notes no 70.
The pit at Buckanay was looking beautiful this week - it is on private property, but can be seen from the footpath between Alderton and Shinglestreet.
Download GeoSuffolk Times 48 for SSSI surveys (Red Crag and Coralline Crag); Basil Brown; Ipswich Building Stones (link to Ipswich Society Newsletter).
Download GeoSuffolk Times 47 for Ransomes Patent Stone; type and figured specimens at Ipswich Museum; an erratic at Little Blakenham, and more.