Published:
9:27 AM June 12, 2019
Updated:
11:08 PM October 27, 2020
Batman, Yoda and Spongebob Squarepants were just some of the film characters found in gardens across Kewstoke on the weekend.
Beverley Rogers with The Wizard Of Oz scarecrows. Picture: Grant Rogers
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The village hosted its inaugural scarecrow trail from Friday to Sunday, with the theme centred around movies.
Beverley Rogers with The Wizard Of Oz scarecrows. Picture: Grant Rogers
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A total of 55 displays were on show in villagers' homes as people tried to identify the title of the films.
Organiser Annie Taylor said: "Despite the awful weather on Saturday, there was enough clearing for people to go round with the map and list of locations.
The Little Mermaid. Picture: Tina Stalk
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"Everybody was surprised at the quality of the displays, imagination, creativity and good sense of humour.
"There was a real sense of community and togetherness which lightened the spirits.
"We are thinking of making a calendar with images of all the scarecrows, and the profit will go to charity."
Charlie Chaplin. Picture: Jan Meredith
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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Yoda. Picture: Michelle Fisher
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R2D2. Picture: Michelle Fisher
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Spongebob Squarepants. Picture: Lindsay Cruickshank
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Willy Wonka and a selfie Oompa Loompa board at The Pink Shop. Picture: Mark Tootle
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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Karen Jenkins' 6 ft 5ins Batman made from card, which took two months to make. Picture: Karen Jenkins
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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Karen Jenkins' 6 ft 5ins Batman made from card, which took two months to make. Picture: Karen Jenkins
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Baby groot. Picture: Kerri-Anne Beaumont
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Batman. Picture: Gill Barringer
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Eight-year-old Daisy Mikulla and seven-year-old Jacob Mikulla's scarecrow of The Grinch. Picture: Grace Oliver
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Julie Hatton's scarecrows. Picture: Julie Hatton
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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The Cat In The Hat. Picture: Deborah Kinghorn
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Pirate scarecrows. Picture: Andrew Baxter
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Baby groot. Picture: Kerri-Anne Beaumont
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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Maui and Moana. Picture: Sarah Jukes
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Julie Hatton's scarecrow. Picture: Julie Hatton
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Dobby and Harry Potter. Picture: Karen Richards
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War Horse. Picture: Karen Adams
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Wreck It Ralph. Picture: Julie Smee
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