This volume has just been published. Some copies will be available for sale (£12 each which includes free membership of Forth Naturalist and Historian) at the meeting on 28 Nov.
The volume includes the usual bird and weather reports and several 'naturalist' articles. More specifically historical are the following:
Roy Sexton on the historical and modern vegetation around Stirling Castle
John Harrison on the Stirling Field and Archaeological Society [1879-1939]
S Black on Pathfoot, the lost village of shoemakers
Cook, M. The Cotter in the King's Park: observations on Stirling's Royal Park Dyke
Dickie, M, The Development and Decline of the Craigrie Lade [Clackmannan]
Wood A. and Dingwall R., Stone Blocks and Iron Rails [remains of railways around Clackmannan/ Alloa].
If you would like one of the limited number of copies we will have at the meeting, it would be good if you could contact use in advance at [email protected]. Otherwise, they are also on sale at the Smith bookstall or via the Forth Naturalist and Historian website.
The volume includes the usual bird and weather reports and several 'naturalist' articles. More specifically historical are the following:
Roy Sexton on the historical and modern vegetation around Stirling Castle
John Harrison on the Stirling Field and Archaeological Society [1879-1939]
S Black on Pathfoot, the lost village of shoemakers
Cook, M. The Cotter in the King's Park: observations on Stirling's Royal Park Dyke
Dickie, M, The Development and Decline of the Craigrie Lade [Clackmannan]
Wood A. and Dingwall R., Stone Blocks and Iron Rails [remains of railways around Clackmannan/ Alloa].
If you would like one of the limited number of copies we will have at the meeting, it would be good if you could contact use in advance at [email protected]. Otherwise, they are also on sale at the Smith bookstall or via the Forth Naturalist and Historian website.
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