
Bucks Geology Group
Buckinghamshire Geology Sites to Visit
There are simply so many parts of Bucks where you can see geology and
landscape. These are as varied as quarries, river banks, beautiful hills and
building stones. But here is a short list to get you going. More information on
some of these sites is available from the links above, or come to one of our
events and ask us directly:
 | Whiteleaf Nature Reserve |
 | Coombs Quarry, Thornborough |
 | Buckingham Sand Pit |
 | Beacon Hill, Ellesborough |
 | Brill Hill |
 | College Lake |
 | Downley Common |
 | Hartwell Estate walls |
 | Holtspur Bank Nature Reserve |
 | Ivinghoe Beacon to Incombe Hole |
 | Northmoor Hill Nature Reserve |
 | Bradwell Abbey |
 | Great Linford |
 | Haversham Mill river bank |
 | Ouse Valley Park |
 | Milton Keynes Shopping Centre |

A group visit to a small quarry at Burnham Beeches. A very exciting
story was discovered here - of melting ice, lakes and re-routing of the Thames
River half a million years ago - and all that from a bit of gravel!

Geology is everywhere - at Quainton it is in
the stone cross, paths, ammonites in the post office wall, the church (all
Jurassic) and of course the windmill is made from locally sourced bricks.
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