Survey
Forty are already unreadable, and the rest have perhaps thirty years
Limestone weathers and lettering disappears. Photographing and transcribing every legible stone now preserves what will otherwise be gone within a generation.
What we do
Photograph, transcribe, and locate every stone. About four hundred of them, at maybe fifteen a session, on Saturday mornings.
The wildlife half
The same survey records lichens, of which there are about sixty species here including two nationally scarce ones. Both surveys share the same visits.
What is needed
Anybody who can read difficult lettering in raking light, and one person who would learn lichen identification, which takes a season.
Join a survey morningSee what has been recorded
