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11 Apr 2022 21:58 - 12 Apr 2022 15:01 #5210
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Countryside Lincs 2022 | Sun 10 Apr (lincolnshireshowground.co.uk)
The committe made a snap decision to take stand space without knowing much/ anything about the event or what it involved.
It wasn't our event to publicise, though your point is noted, Stuart - we could/should have included a line or two somewhere on the Forum.
* Pictured is the youngest visitor to the stand and his mum. Hard to tell if he was more interested in his copy of a back number of the LBR - his first bird book apparently - or in scoffing the scone.
The committe made a snap decision to take stand space without knowing much/ anything about the event or what it involved.
It wasn't our event to publicise, though your point is noted, Stuart - we could/should have included a line or two somewhere on the Forum.
* Pictured is the youngest visitor to the stand and his mum. Hard to tell if he was more interested in his copy of a back number of the LBR - his first bird book apparently - or in scoffing the scone.
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10 Apr 2022 18:33 #5208
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Congratulations to Jasmine O'Connor (10) of Kirkby-in-Ashfield on winning a copy of Birds of Lincolnshire in a photo-quiz at a countryside show in Lincoln today. She is pictured with parents Lynda and James, plus Bill Sterling (left) and Mike Harrison of Lincolnshire Bird Club.
The LBC stand at the event, held at Lincolnshire Showground, was busy all day, with visitors keen to learn about the county's birds from our team.
The LBC stand at the event, held at Lincolnshire Showground, was busy all day, with visitors keen to learn about the county's birds from our team.
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