The Bottom Line
As of
today we will have 63 scarecrows dotted around our trail. Sixteen are from
church family members; the rest (47) are from people and organisations from outside
of the church. That’s an outreach of 75%!
The
distribution of entries is as follows: 44 are by adults and families; 1 by a
child; one by a business (The Equestrian Centre); 15 by schools and charities.
Two (A Wedding in the Church Chancel and King Kong at 7, Lucy Lane) are not
participating in the competitions.
In the
charities sector, five schools are taking part: Holmwood, Denbigh, The Grove,
Loughton School and Loughton First School. Other charities include; Becket
House, Cavendish House, 1st Crownhill Scouts; 2nd
Loughton Guides; SSNAP (Support for the sick newborn and their parents);
MacIntyre (with 3 crows); Shenley and Loughton WL, Loughton NAG.
We
have raised £245 so far from entry fees and HW Mason and Sons have contributed
a donation of £50.00. Our judges will be Jonny Hill from MK Gallery; Mark Neil,
MK Poet Laureate and Lance Fennell, a mixed media artist from Westbury Arts
Centre.
This
year, the trail will comprise two loops, centred on All Saints’ Church. Each
has 33 ‘crows’ with a ‘3 crow overlap’ on the Brdwell Road. The Red Route Takes
in Pitcher Lane, Redland Drive, the London Road, the Bradwell Road, Leys Road
and School Lane. It is 3.5 km long, takes 5000 steps and burns 325 calories.
The
Green Route takes in Turvil End, Linceslade Grove, Bignell Croft, Bradwell
Road, some more of Linceslade Grove, Paynes Drive, Tresham Court, The Meadway,
the Bradwell Road and Church Lane. It is 3.3 km long, takes 4,500 steps and
burns 300 calories.
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