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NCPF Ann Comp FINAL Results April 2019 COLOUR PRINT RESULTS NB:- Entries in bold type are the allocated Club entry for the Bewick Trophy Column A/P indicates selected for Alliance or Selectors' Choice Portfolio Club Title Author Score Award A/P Amble PG Bridge Reflections Dennis Hall 11 Amble PG Duncansby Head Greame Pattison 10 Amble PG Shieldaig Greame Pattison 11 Amble PG Dunrobin Castle Greame Pattison 9 Amble PG Howick Bay Sunrise Richard Poyer 12 Amble PG White Hill & Bomont Valley Richard Poyer 11 Amble PG Winter Light Richard Poyer 10 Ashington C C Hot lips Chris Graham 11 Ashington C C I'm Watching You Ann Roberson 9 Ashington C C Lancer Richard Turnbull 11 Ashington C C Shades of Grey Bob Thompson 10 Ashington C C Timeout Christina Henderson 9 Ashington C C Wells Cathedral Stan Fraser 10 Ashington C C Bang On Time Ann Roberson 8 Ashington C C Bike 23 Gordon Hartill 8 Ashington C C Calm Before The Storm Ann Roberson 12 Ashington C C Female American Kestrel Gordon Hartill 9 Ashington C C Flying Boat Malcolm Roberson 10 Ashington C C Grandpa Chris Graham 9 Ashington C C Kissing Cousins Barbara Graham 9 Ashington C C Knee Down Malcolm Roberson 9 Ashington C C Sligachan Gordon Hartill 9 Ashington C C Spider Eating Geko Bob Thompson 10 Ashington C C Survival of the Fittest Barbara Graham 10 Ashington C C The Blurrbell Woods Barbara Graham 8 Ashington C C Wreck Bob Thompson 8 Blyth PS Tears of a Clown Alison Leddy 12 P Blyth PS St. Mary's Orange Dawn John Cox 11 Blyth PS Evening Stroll to St. Mary's Bill Broadley 8 Blyth PS Reflection Ian Danielson 10 Blyth PS Frosty Morning, Blyth Pier John Cox 11 Blyth PS Mr. & Mrs. Alison Leddy 10 Blyth PS Jodie Alison Leddy 12 P Blyth PS Eroding Beauty Bill Broadley 9 Blyth PS Rutting Season Over Ian Danielson 9 Blyth PS Misty Pond John Cox 12 Carlisle CC Mulranny Sunrise Pax Garabedian 9 Carlisle CC Waiting Pax Garabedian 11 Carlisle CC Fighting Terns Carrie Calvert 10 Carlisle CC Hare in the Meadow Carrie Calvert 12 Copeland PS Castlerigg & St. John's in the Vale Rob Duncal 10 Copeland PS Liverpool Cityscape Linda Duncalf 10 Copeland PS Abandoned in the Dessert Graham Harcombe 9 Copeland PS Angel Corridor Linda Duncalf 9 Copeland PS It Wasn't that Funny! Graham Harcombe 10 Copeland PS Imagination Tarn Linda Duncalf 9 Copeland PS Black Egret Fishing Under Cover Graham Harcombe 10 Cramlington CC Number 3 Colin Livingstone 13 PAGB World Cup Cramlington CC Busy Quayside Jim Meikle 10 Cramlington CC Spital Rocks Janet Leadbitter 9 Cramlington CC Motorcross Paul Dunn 9 Cramlington CC Orchid Jim Meikle 9 Cramlington CC Friendly Robin Paul Dunn 9 Cramlington CC A Beak Full Jim Meikle 10 Cramlington CC Calming Bill Leadbitter 9 Cramlington CC Poppy Hunting Found One Janet Leadbitter 9 Cramlington CC Lydia with Parasol Colin Livingstone 11 Cramlington CC Warkworth Rain Paul Dunn 11 Cramlington CC Tall Ship Bill Leadbitter 10 Cramlington CC A New Dawn Janet Leadbitter 11 Cramlington CC Sadie Colin Livingstone 10 Durham PS Impression of Toni George Hodgson 14 HC A Durham PS Cadillac Tony Mearman 12 P Durham PS Three Yellows John Race 14 HC A Durham PS Isabella George Hodgson 13 HC Durham PS Swirl Pavillion Brian Blake 11 Durham PS Aftermath John Race 11 Durham PS Highlands of Weardale Tony Mearman 11 Durham PS Wedged Alan Sharp 10 Durham PS Green Specs Alan Sharp 11 Durham PS Back Streets of Nice Tony Mearman 12 A Durham PS One Man One Wreck John Race 12 A Durham PS Norwegian Isolation Don Bennett 11 Durham PS Acer in the Sun Brian Blake 11 Durham PS Bandstand in the Snow Brian Blake 13 HC Durham PS Cutting In Don Bennett 10 Durham PS Autumn at Gibside Barry Armitage 12 Durham PS Horsey Mill Barry Armitage 10 Durham PS Constables Flatford Mill Barry Armitage 11 Durham PS Sunrise at Bamburgh Alan Sharp 10 Durham PS Morning Light Walter Bulmer 12 P Durham PS Undecided Walter Bulmer 12 P Durham PS The Virgin Soldier Peter Walton 9 Durham PS Last Light North Shields Peter Walton 13 HC A Durham PS Silver Through the Slate Peter Walton 13 HC Durham PS Cathedral Lecturn Don Bennett 10 Durham PS Wild Buzzard with Pheasant Walter Bulmer 10 Gallery PG Finished for the Day Mike Berry 10 Gallery PG Nature's Power Mike Kipling 13 HC A Gallery PG Fishtail Milk Dress Tony Robinson 12 P Gallery PG Trow Rocks Tony Robinson 12 Gallery PG Fearful Mike Berry 9 Gallery PG Grasses Susan Devlin 10 Gallery PG Courting Colours Ann Johnson 11 Gallery PG Hare Today - Gone Tomorrow Ann Johnson 9 Gallery PG Bathing Belles Bill Johnson 9 Gallery PG Wild Goats Bill Johnson 9 Gallery PG A Touch of Green Brian Jobson 10 Gallery PG Party Girl Brian Jobson 9 Gallery PG Wild White Horses Carolyn Newton 10 Gallery PG The Shell Carolyn Newton 12 P Gallery PG Rainy Night Carolyn Newton 12 P Gallery PG Sweet Pea Celine Alexander Brown 12 P Gallery PG Angel Celine Alexander Brown 12 Gallery PG Giraffe Colin Hugill 10 Gallery PG Tulips Colin Hugill 10 Gallery PG Zebra and Blesbok Colin Hugill 10 Gallery PG Fenwick Perspective Francis Annett 10 Gallery PG Love Bite Francis Annett 10 Gallery PG Sika Stags in Velvet Graeme Clarke 9 Gallery PG Nyala Ewe, suckling Graeme Clarke 10 Gallery PG Blue Wildebeest Graeme Clarke 10 Gallery PG Gornegrat Panorama Ian McDiarmid 10 Gallery PG Catch of the Day Ian McDiarmid 11 Gallery PG To Whampoa Irene Berry 10 Gallery PG The Novice Irene Berry 11 Gallery PG Golden Arches Irene Berry 10 Gallery PG Bottoms Up Karen Larkin 10 Gallery PG Gyr Falcon Karen Larkin 11 Gallery PG Little Red Fox Karen Larkin 10 Gallery PG Stone Pattern Kath Jobson 10 Gallery PG Tree Bark Kath Jobson 9 Gallery PG Fully Focused on the Hunt Liz Musgrove 11 Gallery PG Keep Away Liz Musgrove 9 Gallery PG Gotcha Liz Musgrove 10 Gallery PG Proud Mike Berry 12 Gallery PG Copse and Mist Mike Kipling 9 Gallery PG Cotton Grass Mike Kipling 9 Gallery PG Eagle Eye Richard Price 10 Gallery PG Clyde Richard Price 10 Gallery PG Windemere Misty Sunrise Richard Price 12 A Gallery PG Firework Simon Harrison 9 Gallery PG Ashness Bridge Simon Harrison 11 Gallery PG Red Kite Steven Deaton 11 Gallery PG Eagle Owl Steven Deaton 10 Gallery PG Cauldron Falls Steven Deaton 12 P Gallery PG Winter Draws On Steven Owens 11 Gallery PG Gannett Steven Owens 10 Gallery PG Autumnal Glow Steven Owens 11 Gallery PG Loch Eigheach Susan Devlin 10 Gallery PG Safe Hands Susan Devlin 12 P Gallery PG Grass in the Rocks Tony Robinson 11 Gosforth CC Kingfisher with Fish Joan Sheppard 14 HC Gosforth CC Red Kite Peter Fawcett 13 HC A Gosforth CC Bittern Breaking Cover David Brown 12 P Gosforth CC Kingfisher Dive Success Joan Sheppard 12 P Gosforth CC European Bee-Eater Peter Fawcett 11 Gosforth CC Reed Bunting on Seed Head David Brown 10 Gosforth CC Locust on a Mission Don Smith 12 A Gosforth CC Giraffe Drinking Joan Sheppard 12 A Gosforth CC The Gallery Peter Maguire 10 Gosforth CC Autumn in Glen Finnan David Brown 12 A Gosforth CC Asian Brown Barn Owl Don Smith 10 Gosforth CC Where have you been Laddy Peter Fawcett 10 Gosforth CC The Lady in Red Peter Maquire 12 P Gosforth CC Springtime Hunter Don Smith 11 Gosforth CC Tyneside Evening Peter Maguire 12 P Hexham PS Rough Sea Tynemouth D Theobold 11 Hexham PS Autumn Gold J Burns 11 Hexham PS Arctic Turn D Theobold 11 Hexham PS First Light Glen Afric J Burns 12 P Hexham PS We Are Not Amused B Turner 10 Hexham PS May Fly J Burns 11 Hexham PS Snow Storm B Turner 12 P Hexham PS Rainbow Over Lambley Viaduct K Hilton 9 Hexham PS A Man Of Style B Turner 10 Hexham PS A Portrait Of Curiosity K Hilton 10 Hexham PS Say A Little Prayer G Adcock 10 Hexham PS Snowy Start G Stephens 11 Hexham PS Intensity G Adcock 12 Hexham PS Sorlandet G Stephens 9 Hexham PS The Falconer D Theobold 9 Hexham PS Names Don’t Hurt Me G Adcock 13 HC Hexham PS Big Brother G Stephens 12 P Keswick PS Snarling Tiger, Ranthambore (Nature) Tony Marsh 12 P Keswick PS Golden Eagle and Prey (Nature) Carol Minks 13 HC A Keswick PS The Aracari and The Fly (Nature) Ronnie Gilbert 12 A Keswick PS Polar Bear and Guillemot (Nature) Keith Snell 13 HC A Keswick PS Forest Ballerinas Julie Walker 13 HC A Keswick PS Great Grey Owl in Finland (Nature) Carol Minks 13 HC A Keswick PS Misty Varanasi Marion Woodthorpe 12 P Keswick PS Alert Brown Hare (Nature) Carol Minks 15 Alf Sh.Bottom A Keswick PS The Silver Seller Tony Marsh 11 Keswick PS Beach Volleyball Suspended Tom Stenhouse 12 P Keswick PS Misty Morning Paddle Tom Stenhouse 14 Norman Jeffcoat A Keswick PS Abandonment Julie Walker 13 HC Keswick PS Black Drongo (Nature) Tony Marsh 11 Keswick PS Distracted Baby Baboon Keith Snell 11 Keswick PS No Escape Carole Waterhouse 12 P Keswick PS Out of the Forest Julie Walker 14 HC A Keswick PS Young Elephant Temper Tantrum (Nature) Keith Snell 12 P Morpeth CC Cheese and Wine Party Sue Dawson 11 Morpeth CC Guillemot Landing Glyn Trueman 12 Morpeth CC Simple Still Life Davy Bolam 11 Morpeth CC Tea Break Pat Wood 12 Morpeth CC The Loch and Beyond Dave Bisset 10 Morpeth CC Two Hearts, One Diamond Glyn Trueman 10 Morpeth CC Half Day Off Sue Dawson 10 Morpeth CC Arctic Tern Dave Bisset 10 Morpeth CC The Beauty of Decay Davy Bolam 11 Morpeth CC Stanage Edge Sue Dawson 10 Morpeth CC Silver Birchwood Davy Bolam 12 Morpeth CC First Snows of Winter Dave Bisset 11 Morpeth CC Preston Mill Glyn Trueman 9 Morton PS Gardeners Hands Lnda Seaman 12 P Morton PS Left to Rot Gerald Chamberlin 12 A Morton PS Drying Off John Reed 11 Morton PS Soldier with Soldiers Lynda Seaman 11 Morton PS Witches Hat Kirkjufell Fred Bell 11 Morton PS Street Life Gerald Chamberlin 12 A Morton PS Above the Clouds Tim Parmley 9 Morton PS Blizzard at Vic Church
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