👣Timeline Trail👣
We are absolutely delighted that the Timeline Trail rubbing posts have now been installed in Balaam's Wood.
Many thanks to The Friends of Balaam's Wood for their help and support, and @NSD_SIGNS for the wonderfully detailed plaques.
Our End of Project Celebration is this Saturday at Rowheath Pavilion from 1:30pm.
We'll be giving some short talks, there will be project displays, an opportunity to vote for your favourite boulder, 🫖 and 🍰
Bookings are via Eventbrite:
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Earlier this month, a small group of us went on an informal visit to Arenig Fawr in N Wales. Our aim was to compare the rocks of the area to the SW Birmingham erratics. It was a fantastic day!
We plan to compile some notes based on this visit. Do email us if you'd like a copy. 🙂
Join us this Saturday at Woodgate Valley Country Park!
Guided walk: Illey Wilderness Trail starting at 10:30 a.m. Bookings are via Eventbrite:
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Launch: From 11 to 3. Find out about our project, trails and have some fun with our children's activities!🦕
We're really looking forward to Bromsgrove Carnival this Saturday! We'll be sharing our latest trail - Trail 6: Around Bromsgrove and Tardebigge. 👣🚴
Pick up a free trail guide and find out about Bromsgrove's Ice Age past. We'd love to see you there! 🙂
Free Guided Walk - Woodgate Valley to Quinton.
Our next guided walk will be Trail 4 - Woodgate Valley to Quinton, which we will be running during @GeoWeekUK.
It's on Monday 29th May 2023, and booking is via Eventbrite.
We hope you'll be able to join us!
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Some of the boulders in our project area have metal plaques on or adjacent to them. Examples include Bell Heath, Clent and Fladbury. We'd love to learn more about these plaques, such as their age and by whom they were installed. Please let us know if you have any information! 🙂
We are really looking forward to attending Earth Day at Weoley Castle Square on Saturday 22nd April. We'll have badge and volcano making, our slime glacier and our brand new Trail 4 leaflets!
Many thanks indeed to our volunteers who joined the BCGS at a clearance session of the Illey Pastures Boulder earlier this month.
This fantastic example of an Arenig erratic is only partially exposed, and we were keen to get a better idea of just how large it is!



















