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spirit of young people being con­ nected to the land. Regional Director Dorothy Fair-


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parent and child herding sheep, a young farmer working in the


ABOVE: Home to Pasture is by Janet Swindlehurst. It was the winner of the Dhoto competition run by the Countryside, Land and Business Association last year and evocatively portrays a shepherd and his faithful sheepdog guiding


'■the flock through the leafy countryside


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BELOW: Journey To Hardraw Force, by Philip Ward. It was the April 2014 image for the Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust calendar competition'


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» .yVinners of the Yorkshire Dales calendar photo competition, run by YDMT, need to act quickly because their entries, featuring photographs


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that showcase the beauty and character of the Yorkshire Dales, need to arrive by Friday, May 30.


Winning images will appear on the 2015 calen­ dar and all money raised on its sale will support the work of the YDMT charity. To enter, visit the Yorkshire Cottages Facebook page and upload your photo(s) for consideration.


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fields or even a young family walking in the countryside, we'd like to receive as many different


types of photo as we can. Visitors to the Great Yorkshire Show between July 8 and 10


■ will be asked to vote for their favourite photograph and the winner will be given a £50 Marks & Spencer voucher and a bottle of champagne. The top 10 most popular images will also be dis­ played on the North page of the CLA website. Anyone who would like to


take part can email a jpeg image (maximum of two images of no more than two meg size per entrant) to: north@cla.org.uk or send a print to: CLA North, Aske Stables, Aske, Richmond, DL10 5HG by Friday, June 20.


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Rural life is the focus of two competitions that will give amateur photographers a chance to put their images in the public eye. the Countryside, Land and


- Business Association (CLA) and the Yorkshire Dales ■ Millennium Trust (YDMT) both want to see pictures that convey life in the countryside.


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