Scarecrow Competition (Children's section) | |
| We start the journey round the Parish scarecrowswith three efforts adorning the school fence, this is the first------ 'photo p.bowler |  |
| -----and this happy "Old MacDonald", Winner of the Children's section----- 'photo p.bowler |  |
| ----With this representation of "Mary Mary, quite contrary" getting second place. 'photo p.bowler |  |
Scarecrows from adults | |
| In joint second place is this lovely "Lavender blue" lady, created by Rowland and Valerie Miltonat The old vicarage 'photo p.bowler |  |
| This is the winning Scarecrow presented by Stuart and Angela Reed,A Mary who looks far from contrary! 'photo p.bowler |  |
| This "Rock-a-bye baby", presented by John and Mary Burgess, still waiting for the windto blow! but getting joint second place. 'photo p.bowler |  |
| Tom and Christine Davies presented this very realistic "Bo-Peep" at Pink Cottage,very thoughtfully provided with an umbrella against the current weather conditions! 'photo p.bowler |  |
| Adrian and Frances presented their interpretation of "Mary Mary" at the Blue Ball Inn,Sampford Moor, with silver bells, cockle shells-----. 'photo p.bowler |  |
| This fearsome "Humpty Dumpty" was exhibited at Whiteball by The Pawson family,this would need some courage to put back together! 'photo p.bowler |  |
| Still at Whiteball here we have the Tredwin's "Jack and Jill", complete withbucket, vinegar and of course----brown paper. 'photo p.bowler |  |
| Also at Whiteball house is this "Itsy Bitsy spider, climbing up the spout" 'photo p.bowler |  |
| Finaly, from the Pinners family at "The View", Sampford Moor is this "Bo-Peep" looking for her sheep, it's behind you Bo!, in disguise------. 'photo p.bowler |  |
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