Monday 10 August – led by Tom Smith
An open-minded walking tour of Croydon’s larger buildings, exploring their success and failure.
WALK: Croydon Concrete Safari
Category: Walks and Visits
WALK – Mole Valley II
![Stepping Stone bridge across the River Mole at Box Hill [Creative Commons: Johan J.Ingles-Le Nobel]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/stepping_stone_bridge_across_the_river_mole_in_box_hill_surrey.jpg?w=150)
Sunday 26 July – a walk led by Paul Sowan from Dorking to Mickleham via Box Hill and the River Mole.
WALK: ‘Barking: Medieval and Tudor’
An excursion taking in the remains of Barking Abbey and the Tudor splendours of Eastbury Manor House.
The Heritage Festival approaches…
The Croydon Heritage Festival is back, and Croydon Natural History & Scientific Society is playing its part. Events are on between 20 and 28 June 2015 – get your diaries out now!
WALK: “Chipstead Valley”
![View Down the Chipstead Valley [Wikimedia, Creative Commons: Peter Trimming]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/view_down_the_chipstead_valley_-_geograph-org-uk_-_1225928.jpg?w=150)
WALK: “Bank Holiday Bluebells”
A walk to see bluebells and other Spring flowers at In Wood and Dollypers Hill Nature Reserve, led by Malcolm Jennings.
BOTANY WALK: “Early Spring Flowers”
Sunday 12th – BOTANY WALK – “Early Spring flowers” A walk in Happy Valley SSSI for the first signs of Spring. Met in the car park on Farthing Downs, Ditches Lane, Coulsdon. TQ301571 at 14.00. Led by Jane McLauchlin and Malcolm Jennings.
EXCURSION: Tunbridge Wells
![The Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells [Photo: Chris Whippet, Creative Commons license]](https://croydonnaturalhistoryscientificsociety.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/the_pantiles_tunbridge_wells_-_geograph-org-uk_-_1738820.jpg?w=150)
Saturday 28 March 2015.
The Pantiles, Chlaybeate Spring, the Opera House and the Museum & Art Gallery feature in this walk around Tunbridge Wells.
BOTANY WALK: Trees and ancient hedgerows in Winter
Saturday 18 March 2015.
A walk around Mitchley Woods, Ansley Berry Shaw and the surrounding Elizabethan field system.
