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1934. 10th March. Visit to Hunterian Museum, Glasgow. Leaders —Professor Bailey and Dr Currie. 31st March. Craiglockhart Hill. Leader —D. Tait. 14th April. Cornton Coal Mine, Penicuik. Leader —F. J. C. Moffat. 28th April. Bathgate and Hilderston Silver Mine. Leader —Dr M. Macgregor. 5th May. Buckstone Quarry and Comiston. Leader —Dr T. M. Finlay. 18th May to 22nd May. Girvan District. Leaders —J. L. Begg, Dr J. Pringle and Dr G. W. Tyrrell. (Joint Excursion with Glasgow Geological Society.) 2nd June. Cockburnspath and Siccar Point. Leader —Dr R. Campbell. 23rd June. Dalgety Bay, Aberdour. Leader —A. G. Stenhouse. 3rd September. Visits to Royal Scottish Museum and H.M. Geological Survey Offices. 4th September. Castle Rock, Calton Hill, Arthur’s Seat and Blackford Hill. Leaders —Dr R. Campbell and A. G. MacGregor. The excursions on 3rd and 4th September formed part of the programme of the Centenary Celebrations of the Society. 1935. 30th March. St Leonard’s Sill. Leader —A. G. MacGregor. 13th April. Port Seton. Leader —D. Tait. 27th April. Bridge of Earn. Leader —Dr J. B. Simpson. 11th May. Elie. Leader —Dr G. A. Cumming. 18th May to 20th May. Ballachulish. Leader —Professor E. B. Bailey. (Joint Excursion with Glasgow Geological Society.) 1st June. Dobb’s Linn and Loch Skene. Leaders —R. J. A. Eckford and W. Manson. 15th June. Inchcolm. Leaders —Dr R. Campbell and A. G. Stenhouse. 13th September to 16th September. Jedburgh and District. Leader —Dr J. Pringle.
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