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whistler 06-08-2007 16:10
Re: Photo Competition 19
 
Why not have a competition where it has got to be the members own personal garden ?

Margaret Pilkington 06-08-2007 16:35
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well, that may cut down on the entries because some of us do not have gardens. The subject of the competition is usually chosen by the previous winner, and most of us realise that the subject needs to be fairly flexible so that people who do not live in this country can participate......Like 'Lancashire Waterways' would be no good to the ex pats who live in far flung areas. I hope that makes sense whistler.

AccyJay 07-08-2007 09:08
Re: Photo Competition 19
 
I've posted mine & voted.

:)

whistler 07-08-2007 11:20
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 456962)
well, that may cut down on the entries because some of us do not have gardens. The subject of the competition is usually chosen by the previous winner, and most of us realise that the subject needs to be fairly flexible so that people who do not live in this country can participate......Like 'Lancashire Waterways' would be no good to the ex pats who live in far flung areas. I hope that makes sense whistler.
Okay Margaret I take your point.

whistler 08-08-2007 11:24
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Can anyone tell me how to vote?

harwood red 08-08-2007 11:26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by whistler (Post 457636)
Can anyone tell me how to vote?
click on the word vote under the picture that you want to vote for!

whistler 08-08-2007 11:42
Re: Photo Competition 19
 
Ok cheers.

talentedbutslow 09-08-2007 20:06
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HHHMMMMMMMMMM.........not many votes..........:(

whistler 09-08-2007 20:27
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How many votes is each member allowed?

Mick 10-08-2007 04:46
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Quote:
Originally Posted by whistler (Post 458327)
How many votes is each member allowed?
Please read the first post in the thread it tells you there:rolleyes:

shillelagh 10-08-2007 05:38
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I lost all my photos and lost photoshop as well so havent any photos to put up until i get someone to look at my hard drive and see if anything can be rescued.

Mick 10-08-2007 09:48
Re: Photo Competition 19
 
Uploads finish at 10pm today so get your entries in:D
Then you have till 10pm sunday to vote

Mick 10-08-2007 20:59
Re: Photo Competition 19
 
Right people uploading photo's has ended.
You now have 48 hours to vote on the photo you like
good luck to all that entered

http://www.accringtonweb.com/gallery...ry.php/cat/723

katex 11-08-2007 09:33
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Don't know how people can resist voting, the photos are so lovely.

As an aside (hope not wandering Mick) .. did you see the lovely piccie in the Observer of a back yard in Burnley Road that had been transformed by the lady resident into a floral paradise with planters climbers, etc.. beautiful. Please note Lancs Yorkee a yard here is an area of high walls and flag floors .. not a garden... :D

Seems some students from Myerscough College had converted a yard in India street into a 'peaceful haven' to inspire people to make use of their back yards, which in turn inspired this lady. What a lovely idea.

garinda 11-08-2007 10:17
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Quote:
Originally Posted by katex (Post 458891)
Don't know how people can resist voting, the photos are so lovely.

As an aside (hope not wandering Mick) .. did you see the lovely piccie in the Observer of a back yard in Burnley Road that had been transformed by the lady resident into a floral paradise with planters climbers, etc.. beautiful. Please note Lancs Yorkee a yard here is an area of high walls and flag floors .. not a garden... :D

Seems some students from Myerscough College had converted a yard in India street into a 'peaceful haven' to inspire people to make use of their back yards, which in turn inspired this lady. What a lovely idea.
Yes, what they did looks fantastic. An inspiration.

I've voted, some beautiful photos.


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