Talk:Millers Dale

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Station Quarry
Para currently reads: "The area is of great interest to geologists, particularly where the strata have been exposed by quarries and railway cuttings. In Station Quarry, which is owned by the Naturalists Trust, two layers of limestone can be seen, separated by a bed of shale. At one point there is a dip in the lower layer, possibly from a watercourse, millions of years ago. This is filled with the shale and a large limestone boulder can be seen within it. Elsewhere in the area there are signs of lava flows from long-ago volcanic activity." This needs a bit of work, but I'm no expert and Google hasn't helped much. There is no "Naturalists Trust", as far as I'm aware. Derbyshire Naturalists Trust was a forerunner of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, so I suspect this has come from an old source and could simply be updated to refer to DWT, but I didn't want to change it without certainty. Plus the whole section needs a citation to a reputable geological source. Any geologists around to clarify? Dave.Dunford (talk) 17:52, 26 March 2022 (UTC)