Sherborne In Bloom - Adopt A Plot

Sherborne Castle, home to Sir Walter Raleigh (1552-1618 (beheaded)), a favourite of Elizabeth I and one of the founders of modern America

Saturday 9 June 2007 - Adopt A Plot

As well as all the gardens in the town we also have to photgraph the 'adopt a plot' sites. Most of these have now been adopted by willing gardeners, so there should soon be worthwhile subjects for photography.

Please could everyone please make sure that they check these as they go aound their patches:

Culverhayes Car Park flower bed
Kitt Hill seating area
Digby Road bus shelter area
A30 Coldharbour roundabout
Top of town roundabout
Railway station tubs and gardens
Planters in Cheap Street (and anywhere else)
Yeatman Hospital car park
Newland car park fence
Bristol Road corner with Gryphon School
Bristol Road grass verge
Long Street planter
Castle Road opposite Castleton View
Digby Road Masonic Hall
Floral Banner Coldharbour
Floral Banner Horsecastles Lane
Pageant Gards Flower Beds

Next meeting next Tuesday 7:45pm for 8:00pm Bradford Abbas Village Hall - 1 hour

The hanging baskets and window boxes are now appearing all over town. Happy snapping!

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Sherborne In Bloom Growing For Gold Competition

About This Blog

Sherborne Bradford Abbas Camera Club are supporting 'Sherborne In Bloom 2007', our town's entry in this year's prestigous Britain In Bloom competition.

Members of the club will be roaming the town taking photographs of the gardens, containers, shops, pubs, restaurants, allotments, open spaces, private spaces - in fact, anywhere where they can find spectacular blooms!

The photographic entries will be displayed in the town in judging week (mid July).

This blog is primarily for the photographers to keep in touch with one another and to monitor progress as we shoot the town's flowers!