PPT-Welcome to the Weald and

Downland Living Museum HiIm Krystal and Im a junior geologist You are going to follow a rock treasure trail starting in the market square These are the buildings you will see Can you find them on your map. To install the upgrade please make sure that the program is not currently in use and that full access to the current program directory is enabled x Log on as Administrator at the Windows Server 2008 or newer or Windows Vista or better computer that K. ent. Menu. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Soup.  . Winter vegetable. soup . Tomato and. pepper soup. Cream of leek and potato. . Carrot and coriander. French onion . The . Main. Be a High Weald Hero - you can make a difference the habitats you walk through - discover the story behind the landscape. To . Calverton. Introduction. Calverton is a small village in . Buckinghamshire. . It is made up of 3 parts upper weald, middle weald and lower . weald. . Lower weald is the biggest part of Calverton. This PowerPoint is the best way to find out about Calverton. maybe take some notes for the quiz. . Secretary: Richard Randell T: 07831 243829 E: richardrandell@btinternet.com Editor: John Lyte T: 01435 872559 E: jlyte@btinternet.com EDITORS BUZZ.... A fine summer and as Secretary: Richard Randell T: 07831 243829 E: richardrandell@btinternet.com Editor: John Lyte T: 01435 872559 E: jlyte@btinternet.com EDITORS BUZZ.... With all the lush gro GUIDANCE PART 1 FARMSTEADS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK High Weald Kent Downs CONTENTS OF PART 1 OF THE KENT FARMSTEADS GUIDANCE: FARMSTEADS ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK NOTE. THIS DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE IN ALTERNA Downland. Open Air Museum... . We’re pleased that you’ll be coming to visit us shortly;. here is some information before your visit!. When you arrive Lucy, Nancy or another member of the team will meet you in the car park, just outside this building (our shop/entrance).. Downland. Open Air Museum... . We’re pleased that you’ll be coming to visit us shortly . and here is some information before your visit!. When you arrive Lucy, Nancy or another member of the team will meet you in the car park, just outside this building (our shop/entrance)... . Latest survey results. July 2015 publication. Contents . This slide pack provides results for the following topic areas:. Introduction and guidance. …………………….…………………………………………………………………... OPEN AIR MUSEUM FORWARD PLAN 2012 – 2016 1 Table of Contents 1. Introduction ................................ ................................ ................................ .............. 2 Downland. Living Museum!. There’s so much to learn about the Anglo Saxons here!. How did they build their houses?. How did they keep healthy?. . What did they wear?. What did they eat?. Back at school. Downland. Living Museum!. Sheep . are still important on the Downs as you can see as you look around the countryside.. “Half the wealth of England rides on the sheep’s back. .”. This is a quote from Tudor times, five hundred years ago. How did the . Anglo-Saxons. . live?. Their houses were made out of . wood. . with walls of . wattle and . daub. . and . thatched. roofs. . Wattle and daub . is made by . weaving sticks . and . covering.