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VEGETABLE
CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by J. F. MARTIN HARDWARE STOCKIEST
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1. Potatoes - coloured, one dish of 4.
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2. Potatoes - one dish of 4, 2 white & 2 coloured.
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3. Potatoes - white, one dish of 4
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4. Peas - 6 pods.
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5. Runner Beans - 6 pods.
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6. Longest Runner Bean
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7. French Beans - 6 pods.
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8. Broad Beans- 6 pods.
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9. Marrow, heaviest
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10. Marrow's - 2 Table Marrow's
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11. Carrots - long pointed 3, tops trimmed to approx. 3
inches
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12. Carrots - not long pointed 3, tops trimmed to
approx. 3 inches
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13. Onions - 3 - each onion must NOT exceed 8 oz.
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14. Onions - 3 - each onion must exceed 8 oz.
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15. Heaviest Onion
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16. Lettuce - 2 any type
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17. Tomatoes - one dish of six - one may be cut by Judges
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18. Cauliflower - one cauliflower
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19. Cabbage - 2 - any variety, with roots
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20. Beetroot- long - 3 - may be cut by Judges
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21. Beetroot- globe - 3 - may be cut by Judges
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22. Turnips - 2 - white variety
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23. Turnips - 2 - other than white
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24. 1 Specimen Vegetable plus 1 Specimen Flower stem
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25. Shallots - one dish of six
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26. Rhubarb - 2 sticks
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27. Cucumbers - 2
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28. 1 Misshaped or Strange Vegetable
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29. Leeks - 2 blanch - roots to be left on
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30. Leeks - 2 pot - roots to be left on
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31. 1 Large Onion plus 1 Onion under 8oz plus 1 Shallot
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32. Parsnips - 2 - tops cut back
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33. Ambleside Show Top Tray Award
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34. A Collection of 6 kinds of Salading or Salad Vegetables -
Overall size not to exceed 24 x 15 inches
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35. Any other Vegetable
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36. Selection of Mixed
Vegetables arranged for effect in a basket or other suitable container -
Overall size not to exceed 30"x30"
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ROSETTES WILL BE
AWARDED FOR CLASSES 34 & 36
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FLOWER CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st -£1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
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CLASSES 37 - 54
kindly sponsored by
F. W. TYSON FOOTWEAR
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41. Collection of Ornamental Grasses
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42. Collection of Foliage - from trees or Shrubs
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43. A Vase of Floribunda Roses
- 3 stems one or more varieties
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44. A Vase of H.T Roses - 3 stems one or more varieties
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45. One Rose Bloom - any variety
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46. One Stem of Roses
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47. Bowl of Roses - unlimited stems
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48. 1 Stem of Most Fragrant Rose – Judged For Fragrance
Only
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49. 1 Dahlia - giant or large decorative in vase
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50. 3 Dahlias - medium decorative in vase
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51. 3 Dahlias - small decorative in vase
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52. 3 Miniature Dahlias - decorative in vase
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53. 1 Dahlia Cactus or semi-cactus - giant or large in vase
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54. 3 Dahlia Cactus or semi-cactus - giant or large in vase
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55. 3 Dahlia Cactus or semi-cactus - medium in vase
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56. 3 Dahlia Cactus or semi-cactus - small in vase
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57. 3 Small Ball Dahlias in vase
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58. 3 Pom Pom Dahlias - one or more varieties
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(SWEET PEAS - NO
WIRING ALLOWED)
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61. 2 Vases of Sweet Peas - 6 Spikes one variety each
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62. 1 Vase of 10 Spikes - one or more varieties
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63. 1 Bowl Sweet Peas - unlimited Spikes
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64. 1 Vase 6 Spikes - Any Colour
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65. 1 Vase of 3 Stems Alstromeria - Any Colour
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66. 1 Spike Hydrangea - any colour
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67. 6 Pansies on Board, 1 or more variety: must provide own
board
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68. 6 Violas on Board, 1 or more variety: must provide own
board
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69. 1 Vase of Pinks - 3 stems double - one or more variety
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70. 1 Vase of Pinks - 3 stems single - one or more variety
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71. 1 Spike Gladioli - any colour
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72. 3 Gladioli
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73. 5 Stems of any other variety of Herbaceous Perennial -
other than shrub
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74. 5 Stems of any variety Shrubs - other than Herbaceous
Perennial
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75. 5 Stems of any other variety of Annual
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76. 5 Asters - any variety
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77. 6 Phlox
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78. 3 Blooms early flowering Chrysanthemums
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79. 3 Stems of Chrysanthemums
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80. 1 Vase of 3 Stems Different Herbaceous Perennial grown for
foliage effect
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81. 1 Bowl of Nasturtiums
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82. 1 Vase of 3 Stems of Buddleia - any Variety
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83. 6 Calendulas (not French or African Marigolds)
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84. Ambleside Show Top Vase Award
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85. A Display of Cut Garden Flowers - arranged
for effect, viewed from front 30 x 24 inches
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86. Planted Troughs - 24 inch maximum container size; any
material
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87. Patio Containers - 18 inch maximum container size; any
material
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88. An Unusual Planted Container - fully decorative in any
material; to be staged inside or
outside depending on the weather
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89. A Hanging Baskets or Hanging Pot (basket to be 14 inches)
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Affiliated to
Westmorland & North Lancashire Federation Championship Cup
Competitors wishing to enter pick their own 4 Classes;
(1) Section for Flowers;
(2) Section for Vegetables;
POINTS AWARDED: First - 4, Second - 2; THIRD - 1;
Applications to Secretary
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ROYAL HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY BANKSIAN MEDAL
For Most Points in Classes 1 - 86
Awarded at our 2005 Show to Ian Graham
Awarded at our 2006
Show to Mr & Mrs Smith
Awarded at our 2007
Show to Cliff Atkinson
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FRUIT
CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by GRANNY SMITHS
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96. Dish of 4 Hard Fruit - one or more varieties
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97. Dish of Soft Fruit - one or more varieties
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98. Collection of Fruits arranged for effect on a Tea
Tray.(Competitor
to provide own tray)
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POT
PLANTS
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by F W TYSON FOOTWEAR
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101. Flowering Pot Plant - pot size or under 5 inches
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102. Flowering Pot Plant - pot size over 5 inches
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103. Begonia Pot Plant - large flowered
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104. 1 Streptocarpus
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105. A fern - in any size pot
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106. Foliage Pot Plant - any kind, ferns excluded - pot size
or under 5 inches
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107. Foliage Pot Plant - any kind, ferns excluded - pot size
over 5 inches
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108. 1 Fuchsia - shrub or bush, pot size 5 inches or under
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109. 1 Fuchsia - shrub or bush, any size pot
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110. 1 Fuchsia quarter standard, 10 to 18 inches clear stem
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111. 1 Fuchsia half standard, 18 to 30 inches clear stem
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112. Cactus or Succulent
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113. 3 Cacti and/or Succulents staged for effect - maximum
area 18" x 18"
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114 Collection of Pot Plants staged for effect - maximum
area 18 x 18 inches
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115. 1 Pelargonium - maximum pot size 6 inches
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116. 1 Pelargonium - dwarf or miniature. Maximum pot size 4½
inch dwarf; 3½ inch miniature
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117. A Pot of Ornamental Grasses - on variety - any pot size
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HANDICRAFT
CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by HEART OF THE LAKES COTTAGE LIFE
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121. Patchwork - any other article, other than quilts
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122. Handmade Soft Toy or Doll- safety will be taken into
account
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123. Knitted garment - double knitting wool or thicker
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124. Knitted garment - 4 ply wool or thinner
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125. Dressmaking - any article
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126. Any article in crochet
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127. Any article in handmade lace
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128. Any article in Ruskin Lace
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129. Something New from something Old
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130. Embroidered article - original design
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131. Cross Stitch - original design
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132. Canvas work - original design
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133. A Model made from Junk, wood or sculpture 12x12 bench
space
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134. 3-D Decoupage - any article
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135. A Homemade Box decorated in any Medium
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136. Any article in Needlework
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137. Any Applique - please state size
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138. A item from Home
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139. Any article made by a Senior Citizen
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140. A Handmade Bookmark
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141. An Item in Handmade Cold Porcelain
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142.Any Other Handicraft
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143. A Painting in Watercolours
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144. A black and White Drawing in Pencil, Pen, Charcoal
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145. Painting in any medium
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146. A Computer Generated Design - A4 size
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147. Any Article Woodturning
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148. Any article in Woodwork
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149. Any article in Metalwork
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150. Any Walking Stick with Horn or wooden Handle
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151. A Colour Photograph - Rural or Landscape
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152. A Colour Photograph - in the Garden
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153. A Colour Photograph of Childhood
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154. A Computer Enhanced Photograph, 2
Photographs before and after
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155. A Photograph of animals, birds
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156. A Amusing Photograph
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157. A Photograph - Festivals and Celebrations
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158. A Vintage Photograph
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159. A Photograph Town or City Scape
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160. A
Photograph of an Exotic Location
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161. A Photograph of a Holiday in the Sun
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COOKERY CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by THE APPLE PIE EATING HOUSE
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166. Jar of Raspberry Jam
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167. Jar of Strawberry Jam
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168. Jar of any other Jam
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169. Jar of Marmalade
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170. Jar of Lemon Curd
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171. Jar of Chutney
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172. Jar of Fruit Jelly - any variety
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173. 2 Jars of Light Honey
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174. 2 Jars of Medium
Honey
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175. 2 Jars of dark Honey
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176. A Frame of Honey
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177. A date and Walnut Loaf
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178. A Dish Of Brandy Butter
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179. A Dish of Rum Butter
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180. 4 Pieces of Currant Pasty
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181. 4 Pieces of Tray Bake – named
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182. An Iced Coffee & Walnut Cake with Buttercream
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183. 5 Bakewell Tarts
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184. 4 Pieces of Flapjack
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185. 5 Chocolate and Cherry Cookies
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186. 5 Cheese Scones
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187. 5 Fruit Scones
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188. A Plate Fruit Pie
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189. 4 Sausage Rolls
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190. A Round of Shortbread
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191. 4 Pieces NO BAKE Cake
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192. A Pieces of Gingerbread Approx 1lb in weight
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193. A Rich Fruit Cake
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194. A Decorated Novelty Cake – judged for decoration
only
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195. DISASTER CLASS – an exhibit that went sadly wrong
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196. 6 Pieces of Vanilla Fudge
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197. 6 Bread Buns brown or white
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198. An Edible item for a Childrens Party
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199. A Fruit Loaf to Butter ( no yeast)
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200. 5 Butterfly Buns
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201. A Plate of 5 Ginger Biscuits
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202. A Sandwich Cake
– One Cake, Split,
filled with jam
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203. My favourite Cake
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204. Men Only – Any Baking
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205. 5 Decorated Small Cakes
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EGG CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by GATES TRAVEL SERVICE
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291. 3 Eggs Large - Brown
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292. 3 Eggs Large - Tinted
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293. 3 Eggs Large, Any other colour
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294. 3 Bantam Eggs - Brown
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295. 3 Bantam Eggs - Tinted
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296. 3 Bantam Eggs, Any other colour
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297. 6 Eggs - Large or Bantam - any colour
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298. 3 Water Fowl Eggs
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299. 1 Supreme Hen Egg
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300. 1 Supreme Bantam Egg
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301. 3 Eggs of Different colours Large or Bantam
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302. 1 Egg to be Broken for Contents
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WINE
CLASSES
PRIZES: 1 st
-£1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p
kindly sponsored by THE OLD MILL THERAPY CENTRE
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All wines to be exhibited in clear colourless bottles with
plain labels; year and type displayed at exhibitors discretion
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211. 1 Fruit White - Dry
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212.. 1 Fruit White - Sweet
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213.. 1 Fruit Red - Dry
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214.. 1 Fruit Red - Sweet
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215. 1 Elderberry- Dry
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216. 1 Elderberry- Sweet
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217. 1 Flower any colour - Dry
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218. 1 Flower any colour - Sweet
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219. 1 Rose Dry to Medium
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220. 1 Citrus- Dry
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221. 1 Citrus - Sweet
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222. 1 Dessert any colour
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223. Any Beer or Lager
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224. Any other White Wine
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225. Any other Red Wine
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226. 1 Damson Wine
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227. 1 Small Bottle of Liqueur
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CHILDREN'S
CLASSES
PRIZES: 1st - £1.00, 2nd - 60p, 3rd - 40p.
Kindly sponsored by THE
KELSICK EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
No Entry Fee
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Section A (Pre School & Infants)state age on exhibit
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231. An Edible Monster
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232. A Decorated Stone
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233. A Finger Painting
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234. A Painting or Drawing in any Medium
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235. A Decorated name Plate for your Bedroom Door
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236. 2 Gingerbread Men
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237. A Model made from Containers
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238. A Birthday Card
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239. Any Other Item – maximum size 30 x 30cm
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Section B (Infant School Age) state age on exhibit
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242. An Edible Monster
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243. A Decorated Stone
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244. A Finger Painting.
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245. A Painting or Drawing in any Medium
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246. A Decorated name Plate for your Bedroom Door
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247. 2 Photographs
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248. 2 Gingerbread Men
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249. A Model – made from containers 30cm x30cm
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250. Handwriting of any choice
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251. A Birthday Card
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252. Any Item of Pottery
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253. Any Other Item – maximum size 30 x 30cm
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Section C (Junior School ) state age on exhibit
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257. Painting or Drawing in any medium – original
design
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258. Painting or Drawing in any Medium – a copy
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259. 2 Photographs
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260. Any Knitted Item
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261. A Birthday Card
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262. A Model made from Junk, wood or sculpture
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263. Handwriting – your own choice
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264. An Original Poem
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265. 4 Scones on a Plate
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266. A Decorative Name Plate for your Bedroom
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267. 1 Flower displayed with 1 Vegetable
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268. Collection of 3 Different Vegetables grown by the
exhibitor
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269. An Edible Monster
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270. Any Item of Pottery
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271. Any
Other Item – maximum size 30 x
30cm
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Section D (Secondary School – Maximum age 18 years)
state age on exhibit
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275. A Sandwich Cake with Jam Filling
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276. Painting or Drawing in any medium
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277. A Collage
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278. An Article in Pottery
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279. 2 Photographs
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280. A Face Mask
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281. 1 Flower displayed with 1 Vegetable
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282. Any Article in Handicraft – maximum size 30 x 30cm
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283. Any Handwriting or Calligraphy of your
choice
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284. A Flower Arrangement
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285. A Decorated Gift Wrapped Parcel –
maximum size 30 x 30cm
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286. A Homemade Toy
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287. An Original Poem
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288. Any Other Article produced as School
Coursework
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OPEN FLORAL ART
PRIZES: 1st- £3.00, 2nd - £2.00, 3rd -£1.00
CLASSES 248 - 254 kindly sponsored by
SPAR of AMBLESIDE
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RULES FOR FLORAL
ART CLASSES
303..
"Basket of Foliage - Foliage arrangement may include grasses/seed
heads- overall size 24" x24"
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304. - Basket of Flowers, any one or mixed varieties - With
Foliage of own choice, size 24 x 24 inches
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305. Vase of Herbs and/ or Medicinal Plants Size 24 x 24
inches
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306. " A Miniature Exhibit " Free
expression under 4 inches
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307. "A Petit Exhibit " Free expression
under 9 inches
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308. A Pot et Fleur exhibit of growing plants in or out of
Pots together with additional Fresh Cut Flowers all in one container
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309. "An Arrangement in an Unusual Container ".
Accessories allowed - Size 30" x 30"
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FLORAL ART
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310 "Reflections". Exhibit any Style Size
24 x 24 inches
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Prizes 1st - £13.00, 2nd -
£8.00, 3rd - £5.00
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Kindly sponsored
by WINDERMERE LAKE CRUISES
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CLASS FOR MEN
ONLY
PRIZES: 1st - £13.00, 2nd -£8.00, 3rd -£5.00
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311. " My Pin Up ". Exhibit any Style Size
24 x 24 inches
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CLASS FOR WOMENS INSTUITES
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312. “Dream Holiday” - ".
Exhibit any Style Size 24 x 24 inches
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Prizes 1st - £20.00, 2nd
- £15.00, 3rd - £10.00
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CLASS FOR FLOWER CLUBS AND TOWNS WOMENS GUILDS
ETC
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313. “Look On The Bright Side” - Exhibit any Style Size 24 x 24
inches
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Prizes 1st - £20.00, 2nd
- £15.00, 3rd - £10.00
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SUMMER SHOW RULES
(See also Rules for Cookery, Handicraft &
Children's Classes below)
1. All fruit, vegetables and flowers must be grown by the
Exhibitor except in Classes 248 - 258 inclusive.
2. In fruit and vegetables classes all specimens must be of the same variety
unless noted otherwise in Schedule.
3. THE SCHOOL WILL BE CLEARED FOR JUDGING ON FRIDAY MORNING AT 7.45 a.m. PROMPT (THIS WILL BE
ENFORCED)
4. The Committee may refuse any entry and shall have the power to determine
in which classes a competitor may compete.
5. All entries with fees must reach the Secretary not later than Wednesday 28th July 2008
and by 9.00 pm.
Unlimited entries per class are allowed.
6. No exhibitor may take more than one set of points in any Class for Cups
etc.
7. The Judge may withhold or divide any prize and their decision is final.
8. Protests and objections must be lodged with the Secretary in writing not
less than 1 hour before presentation of Prizes.
9. The Committee shall have the power to appoint any member to inspect any
garden or allotment prior to the Show.
10. The Committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage sustained by
exhibitors during the Show; but all possible care will be taken.
11. Winners of Trophies must sign a Guarantee to return the same
in good and clean condition to the Secretary FOUR WEEKS before the next Show.
12. Entry Fees 25p per entry subject to a maximum of £5.00 Over 10 entries
entitles competitor to free Personal Admission ticket to the Show.
13. Entry Fees in Floral Art Classes 248- 250 and 253 - 256 - 75p.
14. Entry Fees in Floral Art Classes 251 & 252- 25p
15. Entry Fees to W.I and Club Classes 257 – 258 - £1
16. Prizes may be awarded in cash or vouchers. Prizes not claimed within 7
days will be returned to the Society's funds.
17. All exhibits must be collected by exhibitor or representative.
18. No entry may be removed before 3.30 pm
Sunday - All entries must be collected by 4.00
pm latest.
19. No person under 18 years will hold any official capacity at any show.
20. All Stewards will be appointed by the Secretary.
21. The school will be ready for setting up by 2.00 pm Thursday and close at 9.00 pm. Thursday. Also open Friday
morning 7.00 am - 7.45 am.
22. For the information of Visitors we request that wherever possible,
entries of Fruit, Vegetables, Flowers and Pot Plants are clearly labelled
with the name of the Variety.
RULES FOR COOKERY, HANDICRAFT & CHILDREN'S CLASSES
1. The Committee undertakes to make the most careful
arrangements to ensure the well being of exhibits throughout the Show.
2. All exhibits must be entirely handmade by the exhibitor except where
otherwise stated. They must have been completed within the last two years and
not exhibited at any previous Ambleside Show.
3. Entry form and fees must be sent to the Hon. Secretary, David Capstick.
Schedules are supplied free but all communications requiring an answer must
be accompanied by a stamped, addressed envelope.
4. Articles may not be claimed before 3.30 pm
on Sunday of the Show and must be collected by the exhibitor or an approved
representative before 4.00 pm.
5. In awarding Prizes, originality, cleanliness, and suitability of materials,
pattern and stitch are considered. If an exhibitor claims a design as
original, a signed statement to this effect should be attached to the
exhibit.
6. Where there are less than 4 entries in a Class, or where the Judges
consider that none of the exhibits is of sufficiently high standard, they may
withhold any or all of the prizes.
7 Completed entry forms with fees will be received up to 9.00 pm on Wednesday
28th July 2008.
8. All jars of Jam, Honey, Marmalade, etc. to be labelled with date and year
of making plus type of fruit where necessary. (Please use screw top jars for
the convenience of the Judges)
9. All Cookery Exhibits may be cut at the Judges discretion.
10. All Bread, Cakes, and other types of food to be presented in clear
plastic bags and not covered in cling film, paper bags, etc. Entries will be
re-wrapped after judging.
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