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THE 7th E.L.G. SPRING FAIR (2001) - PATTISHALL
CLICK ON EACH PICTURE FOR A LARGER VERSION !
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As usual, there was a wide range of Livestock and Set specimens for sale, as well as Entomological equipment, and folks flocked in as soon as we opened.
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Mike Mullis had the best pitch as usual - outside in the sunshine, supplying members with the usual foodplants. For Plants E-Mail MIKE MULLIS.
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Another general view of the Fair.
The women discuss Business - Mrs Jenkinson-Batty & Mrs Wyatt complain that the men don't do enough.
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Mike & Sue Bayley did an excellent job again, keeping us going with snacks and refreshments. The formal chat-&-tea setup of the fair is unique among shows.
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Alan Davis of Rothwell, near Leeds, had a fine selection of traditional wooden framed insect cages for sale.
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Curtis Lakin had quite a selection of Stick Insects - one of his specialities.
E-Mail Curtis at:
LakinC@Mendip.gov.uk
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Tony Rouse argues with me about who needs a haircut the most (me probably).
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Ron Crouthers has for a long time been well known for the quality of his set British Butterfly Specimens.
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[Above] - A box of superb set-
specimens from Ron Crouthers.
The quality has to be seen to be
believed.
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