The presentation begins with a general appreciation of West Sussex, analysing the effect that physical geography has on such things as modern settlement, planning, housing and architectural styles, communications, farming, flooding and other environmental issues. I try to relate these general points to the area where I am speaking, using local examples and photographs wherever possible. The talk concludes with a detailed look at some really local issues; perhaps why a particular stream in your village always floods or why the local roads deviate in a curious way; and of course, ‘Why Church Lane is (or in some cases is not) so steep?’
Views: 586 | Enquiries: 2I have always been fascinated by the way in which the Natural World impinges on our lives today and my talks reflect that fascination. A retired teacher of Geography, I am a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and I give talks on a number of geographical subjects to U3A's, Probus Clubs, WI's and the like, in West Sussex. Wherever possible I tailor my talk to the local area in which I am speaking.
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