The Rosettes Have Arrived

There is one for everyone who enters the competition. This is just a taster. They are spectacular!

Trail Numbers

I'm visiting the home of every competitor over the next few days, to deliver trail numbers and information about how and when judging the scarecrows will take place. If you do not receive an envelope though your front door soon, do let me know.

Afternoon Tea Anyone?

One of our lovely raffle prizes, generously donated by two members of our church family here at All Saints' Church, Loughton. The hamper contains tea, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits and two lovely Royal Doulton mugs to drink it all out of

Our Judges

Our Judges this year will be Gill Prince, freelance photographer and creator of 'Unexpected:MK', the MK50 photography book; Ian Michie, the Chairman of the Public Arts Trust MK; Jane Charles, a local textile artist and tutor; and Julian Kendall, Community Ranger with The Parks Trust. Thank you to all four of you, for giving your time and expertise to judge our 'crows'. 

79 Scarecrows

The final tally is in. It looks like we shall have 79 scarecrows on our three trails around Loughton this year. I'll be contacting all the competitors shortly with further details about the trail.

Last Chance to Enter

Entries close on May 1st. Warning signs have gone up around the village to remind competitors to submit their entries to Julienne at 7 Lucy Lane. Forms can be downloaded from this website or collected from the church porch. Don't miss out on the fun by missing the deadline!

Into Double Figures

Entry Forms are beginning to arrive at 7 Lucy Lane. Hopefully, the warm spring sunshine is making everyone look forward to a summer of fun. Please keep those entries rolling inland make it a bumper event this year!