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The super scarecrow spectacular Creativity to the fore as straw poll reveals Gisburn’s new festival is a massive success


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Villagers and visitors enjoyed a great weekend of fun in


Gisburn’sfirst-everScarecrow Festival.


More than 40 scarecrows, all based on characters from chil­ dren’s stories, were lovingly cre­ ated by the village’s children, grown-ups and businesses and placed all over the village. Children at the village pri­


mary school made four entries, the Brownies, Rainbows and Guides created exhibits and


there were lotsoffamily efforts and individual entries. Local businesses alsojoined


the fun, with entries from Stirk House Hotel, Gisburne Park Hospital and Park House Ho­ tel. The event was sponsored by Ribblesdale Park Estate and Stirk House. The winning entry was


the witch from “Room on the Broom”, by Anne Waters. She said: “I am absolutely thrilled to have won but also really sur­ prised as there were so many fantastic entries.”


Runner-up was “Mr Gum


and the Biscuit Billionaire” by the Davis family and third was “Three Little Pigs” by the Hopcraft family. The Wright family won the


prize for correctly identifying the most scarecrows on the trail map. The village car park was


full of visitors’ cars on Satur­ day and Sunday, and helpers at the Festival Hall did a roar­ ing trade in drinks and home­ made cakes. Money raised from the raffle, trail maps and refreshments will go towards Festival Hall improvements. “We got some excellent sup­


port from Gisburn people and businesses, which made it a real community effort, and we got some great feedback from visitors,” said Kirsty Hopcraft, one of the organising commit­ tee.


“One couple told us they


went to lots of scarecrow fes­ tivals but ours was the best they’d seen because of the at­ tention to detail. “It was a fabulous week­


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