History and Archaeology of Piggots Wood

Organised By: Chiltern Woodlands Project
When: March 12th, 2009 @ 2 - 4pm GMT
Where:

Thursday 12th March – History Walk
Pigotts Wood, North Dean, starting at 2pm a guided walk for 2 hours with John Morris to look at the archaeological features found in this interesting ancient beech wood. Please contact John on 01844 355503 or email woodlands@chilternsaonb.org to book. Donations welcomed!

http://www.chilternsaonb.org/events_detail.asp?ID=29501260

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