September 2006 Photo RESULTS

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  1. Webmaster

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    Whoa ....... Runaway victory this month and a VERY HIGH scoring second place (usually enough to win) :eek:

    The results are in and are as follows:-


    1st -- Roders - All safely gathered in with 75 points :eek:

    2nd -- Hornbeam - Haws, Water and Web with 49 Points

    3rd (JOINT)
    -- Stingo - Brassica Oleracea with 13 points

    -- Marge - Blackberries in the Blackmore Vale with 13 points


    Here are the total results :-

    Roders - All safely gathered in 35555353553555355 = 75
    Hornbeam - Haws, Water and Web 5335351555135 = 49
    Stingo - Brassica Oleracea 15115 = 13
    Marge - Blackberries in the Blackmore Vale 3113113 = 13
    BananaMan - Mouthwatering passion fruit 133 = 7
    Sawfish - My Arran Victory 1113 = 6
    BananaMan - wet, wet, wet 131 = 5
    Greenwizard - Packed Lunch 5 = 5
    Paladin - Feathered Friends Firethorn Feast 311 = 5
    Marge - Fungi 31 = 4
    Green Wizard - Packed Lunch 13 = 4
    Pete - Pumpkins 13 = 4
    Suedobie - gin anyone 3 = 3
    Dalbuie - Plums 3 = 3
    Frogesque - Splendid neglect 1 = 1
    CaptainZep - Mushrooms on the plate 1 = 1

    Congratulations to all that took part in the competition.

    Roders, could you please PM me with the topic for this months comp. ;)


    Nathan.
     
  2. jjordie

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    Wow! That was some win Roders, and a very high 2nd Hornbeam. Congratulations to the winners and all the excellent entries - not forgetting thanks to Nathan once again for all his figurework! [​IMG]
     
  3. Hornbeam

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    Congrats Roders [​IMG] [​IMG] - two in a row. Going for a hat trick now?
     
  4. Dave W

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    Well done all who entered. The standard was exceptional and made it very difficult to decide how to vote.
    The top three were really outstanding photos.

    NOW GET YOUR SKATES ON RODERS AND DECIDE ON THE NEXT THEME. We leave for a holiday tomorrow morn at 6.30 and I'd like to know what to point the box brownie at while we are away. :D :D
     
  5. Marley Farley

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    [​IMG] [​IMG] Congrats roders......!!!!! Brilliant picture.... [​IMG] [​IMG] Well done everyone else... Lovely photos...!!. [​IMG] [​IMG] So what have you got in store for us this month then roders...???? [​IMG] :D
     
  6. roders

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    [​IMG] Thanks to everyone who voted for my pic.
    I thought it was quite good at the time,but not that good,it was an idea that just came drifting by and it worked,sometimes they do and sometimes they dont as you all well know.

    Well after some deliberation I have decided that the subject for the October competition is THE GLORY OF LEAVES.
    Now I hope this is not to restrictive but I think if we use our imagination(and I know there is plenty of that on GC)we can produce some crackers.Thanks again friends.

    PS.Hornbeam,by the way Marley won it last month.
     
  7. Dave W

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    Thanks for the quick decision Roders. [​IMG]
     
  8. roders

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    :)OK Mate.....Have a great holiday.

    [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  9. UsedtobeDendy

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    Lovely topic, Roders! Looking forward to taking my camera on its rounds again - and getting more photos than I did for last month's one... :rolleyes:
     
  10. wildflower

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    Well done it was a lovely photograph ..I suppose we will all be out leaf hunting now.. :D
     
  11. Marley Farley

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    [​IMG] Super topic roders,, the colours are all just coming.... [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    Very well done Roders - and Hornbeam too [​IMG] Right, Im going to be sat up the garden waiting for those leaves to turn ;)
     
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    Well done roders and Hornbeam, both brilliant photos, I was quite surprised to end up in joint third place as I really didn't think my photos was up to much!
     
  14. petal

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    Congratulations Roders - I loved your picture. I went into a church in Suffolk on Sunday after the Harvest Festival. The lady vicar had asked the children to bring useful things along as offerings to donate to the homeless. As well as the useful perishables there were toilet rolls, washing powder and packets and cans with a long shelf life.
    It was a brilliant idea and one that should be copied in all churches around the country.
     
  15. elainefiz

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    Well done roders.Never got round to voting this time,been a bit busy but love this month`s topic.
     
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