Scarecrows are amazing!
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Robert Hackett, Chairman of the allotments association, said: “This competition saw lots of scarecrows and the standards were amazing.
“Thank you to everyone who joined in this competition. A great time was had by all and we are all very much looking forward to next year’s competition.”
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The competition saw eight scarecrows enter and be judged by Jenny Moore, Boston Borough Council’s environmental and sustainability officer. The winners were the South family who won a £20 gift voucher sponsored by Bell’s Nursery, Benington, Boston. And there was two runners-up, Paul Blackman and Donna Lumley, who both received a gardening-themed mug courtesy of Boston Council.
Jenny said: “I was so impressed with the variety of entries. They were all amazing and so much effort had gone into every single one of them.”