This year's theme is "Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Tales" and event organisers hope that the local community will get their thinking caps on to produce a wonderful display of scarecrows for both residents and visitors alike to enjoy. You can see for yourself in the posts below. Wind damage caught some of them but many have survived intact.
Pull the other one.
Rub a dub dub, three men in a tub ......
Never on time.
Three little Pigs.
Come in my dears, would you like some candy?
The spider got her.
Ooo that's some tummy ache.
Sold the last chops yesterday.
Oops, about to fall.
Wee Willie Winkie, ...
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, .....
Only 460 miles to go Dick.
The Pied Piper.
Knock knock whose ....
Humpty dumpty.
The sheep are here somewhere.
Little Red Riding Hood.
Hello Grandma.
Grandma wolf.
Come fly with me.
Bow peeping.
Bow Peep, the sheep's a hiding.
Ate the spider too, see that miss Muffet.
Asleep.
Along came a spider ....
Ahoy there.
3 comments:
Just drove through Newburgh this afternoon and thought the scarecrows were absolutely wonderful !! So did the kids..well done a really great spectacle!
fantastic effort from all the competitors. brightened up my day. well done .... look forward to next years scarecrows.......
I work for Fife council in Newburgh at weekends and thought the scarecrows were all great looking,well done to everyone.
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