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Photos from the Community Fun Day
A selection of photos from the Cheriton Bishop and Teign Valley Practice Community Fun Day on 23rd June 2018.
Photos kindly provided by Steve Colderick and taken by Steve Worley.
October 2018 Calendar of Events
October
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Activity |
Location
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Time
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2 Oct
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Mobile Library
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Gleblands, Hescane Park
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15.05/15.40
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2 Oct
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WCE Embroidery Group
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Village Hall
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2 – 4
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2 Oct
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Tedburn St Mary WI
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TStM Village Hall
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7.30pm
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3 Oct
|
Acorn Trip to Sainsburys
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3 Oct
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Emergency First Aid Presentation
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Spalding Hall
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7.30pm
|
4 Oct
|
Acorn Lunch
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Woodleigh CH
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12.30
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6 Oct
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Harvest Festival
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Village Hall
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7.00pm
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6 Oct
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Autumn tidy up
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Stone Cross
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9.30am
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9 Oct
|
Book Sale
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Village Hall
|
5.30pm
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10 Oct
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Book Sale
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Village Hall
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10am – 12.00
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11 Oct
|
Camera Club
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Spalding Hall
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7 – 8.30pm
|
13 Oct
|
Carmina Buranan Workshop
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Chagford School
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9.30am
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13 Oct
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Echos of Wartime Play
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Crediton Congregational Church
|
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15 Oct
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Gardening Club
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School Hall
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7.30pm
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15 Oct
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Parish Council Meeting
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Spalding Hall
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7.30pm
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15 Oct
|
Cuppa and a chat
|
Spalding Hall
|
2 – 4
|
17 Oct
|
Acorn Trip to Sainsburys
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20 Oct
|
Tedburn local produce market
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Tedburn Village Hall
|
10am
|
25 Oct
|
Music Appreciation
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Dunsford Church
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7.00pm
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26 Oct
|
Self-help paint project
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Parish Church
|
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27 Oct
|
Self-help paint project
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Parish Church
|
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31 Oct
|
Acorn Trip to Sainsburys
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Citizens Advice Session
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CB Surgery
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Nature photography competition results!
Announcing …
The winner of the photography competition
Thank you to all those who entered the photography competition. The standard of entry was very high and I received some outstanding shots.
The winning prize is awarded to Nicola Knott for her beautiful close up of a red admiral.
Wildlife photographers will know that patience and minimal movement are required together with lightening speed and a super steady hand. It also helps to know a little bit about the habits and habitat of your intended subject. Hence the prize is a little Dorling Kindersley book full of photos and information on our native butterflies.
Well done to all the entrants and thank you for entering into the spirit!
The winning entry
Photographer: Nicola Knott
Runners up
Photographer: Alan Tatham
Photographer: Holly Pearce
Photographer: Jan Mitchell
Red Admiral by Andrea Wood