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Its been a good day for cheese in arboreal locations.
Yes, the masses of the world are starting to wake up to the fact that we need more cheese in trees to make the world a happier and safer place for all.
The pagan spirits would be glad of our efforts, and glad also of this entry by Lois into our quite stunning Cheese In Trees competition.
Cheese String climbing back into the mothership, yesterday.
(Um click make um big.)
The judges really enjoyed this entry. Ok, so its not a tree in the pic, but that's more than made up for by the modern cheese technology employed here in the form of Cheese String. Nice. A total of 294,871 out of 600,000 puts her straight into first place!
But are you gonna let Lois steal the grand prize of £20 worth of cheese delivered to your home straight form under your nose?
Hell no! Send us your entry TODAY! |
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 13:28 by toby
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Is there a deadline for pics? It's just that my Port Salut Weeping Willow is about to bloom.
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 13:32 by Reg
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toby, you still have about three weeks.
I love the symetry of the cheese and tree in this pic. They're very sympathetic.
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 13:34 by toby
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Chars!
It is like a proud mother showing off her delightful progeny, isn't it? He's got his mum's hair.
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 13:37 by Reg
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Is it a he?
I can't really tell (my stringy cheese knowledge is slim).
Make sure you get your Port Salut Weeping Willow picture in. It sounds class.
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 14:49 by Dragon
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Damn - should have sorted my act out and got my entry in quicker. Now what am I going to do with my cheese string?
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 14:50 by Reg
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Something similar. But better, if you want the star prize.
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Date posted: 22 Sep, 2004 15:06 by Taz
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Not eat it, that's for sure.
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