Monday, 20 February 2012

WBS @ Swindon Winter Image Show



Best accent by Ian Warhurst

At the Swindon Winter image Show it has been confirmed that Scousers have the Best Accent, they beat off the Welsh, Scots Midlanders and all comers to prove that the Scouse Accent is Best.


Well done lads for getting a Merit Award for the Club Display and winning Best Accent Award at this prestigious show


Les S (Scouser in Exile)

Results where-
  • Best Shohin display was by Mark & Ritta Cooper
  • Best Mame display was by Bob Bailey
  • Best Conifer was the Chinese Juniper that was owned by Martin Shepherd
  • Best Deciduous tree was the Trident Maple by Mark Cooper
  • Best Chuhin was the Elm of Will Baddeley
  • Best Visiting Society was the Artistic Bonsai Circle
  • Best Accent sponsored by John Trott was by Ian Warhurst from Wirral Bonsai Society
  • Best in Show was the Trident Maple of Mark Cooper
  • Best Tree/Pot combination was the Pyracantha by Mark Cooper
  • Best individual Shohin award from the British Shohin Association went to Paul Hunt of Swindon & District Bonsai Society
  • Special Merit award was given to Wirral Bonsai Society

Pictures can be seen using links below.
http://swindon-bonsai.co.uk/2012/02/20/our-winter-show-results/#more-4100

http://yamadoriforsale.com/2012/02/20/swindon-winter-image-bonsai-show-2012-report-and-video/

Thanks to Jim for the links
Iain

3 comments:

Unknown said...

Well done guys, well deseeved. Looking forward to catching-up again at Willowbog for Andy's 50th drink-i-poos,
Ook, Ook,
Bonsai Monkey

Wirral Bonsai World theLad said...

I am proud to be a member of Wirral Bonsai Society and I owe a Large thank-you to our Scouser in Exile Mr Les S for the opportunity to be a member of W-B-S so congrats to everyone and also to Swindon Bonsai Society for Hosting a Fantastic Winter Image Show
Jim thelad

Anonymous said...

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