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We have just closed registration for entries for this year’s Scarecrow Trail and the final countdown to the event has begun. We will be sticking to the tried and tested formula of dual map pick-up locations once again, one on either side of Hinckley Road. You will be able to buy a guide at either 17 Dorchester Road or from outside the front of St. Anne’s Church Hall. Both of these locations will be offering Tap-To-Pay alongside cash. The Dorchester Road site will also be selling a selection of cakes and the St. Annes’s one will be offering Ice Creams. Additionally, on Saturday only, a selection of crafters, from outside of the area, will be offering their wares from inside the hall. <\/p>\n\n\n
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<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\nAlongside the scarecrows, there will be over fifteen stalls dotted around the route to visit with many familiar faces from last year’s event returning, so many sure you stop by and say hello.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
There will be a chance to win a prize for those who can successfully solve the puzzle found on the maps (clues found around the trail). Don’t forget to vote for your favourite scarecrow, this year’s winner will receive a unique trophy!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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