A new member gets some coaching from our AWGB accredited tutor Geoff Dalton.

A visitor receives encouragement from pyrography lead Liz King

I notice the rest of the pyrographers were having a rest when teacher disappeared!

The carvers are all hard at it!!

The quality entries on the competition table attract attention.

Team Williams (our new competition co-ordinators) discuss the merits of items on the Masters' table.

The new "Help" table attracts interest.

Tool and wood sale gets the customary attention from bargain seekers.

Douglas Moseley sets out his charity stall (Take Heart-Derby)

Business continues to boom at the library.

First place in the Masters' section taken by John Williams' bandsaw box in Beech and Ply.

Second place went to Peter Fantham's (large, of course!) entry in Beech.

Third spot taken by reigning champion Richard Hagues using Mahogany.

Also entered, in no particular order, were pens from Dick Potter . . . .

. . . . . and a skeleton clock in Burr Elm from Geoff Nellis.

First place in Members' Open section taken by Peter Rutter using various woods including Tulip and Walnut.

Second spot went to Peter Branson for his carving in Lime.

Third equal to Philip Jones for his tape measure in Beech and Cherry . . . .

. . . . shared with Graham Jerram's entry in Oak Burr . . .

. . . . and Carole Snell's carving in Pine.

Also entered, in no particular order were . . . goblet in Bird's Eye Maple by David Waldron . . .

. . . . Graham Legg's bowl in Red Gum (souvenir from his recent trip to Oz) . . .

. . .finial box by David Reynolds in Yew . .

. . . . John Waring's bowl in Sweet Chestnut . . .

. . . Douglas Moseley's candle holder in Mahogany, Elm and Ferrero Rocher . . . .

. . . . domino box from Trevor Harvey in Cherry. . . .

. . . . three cornered vase from Geoff Dalton . . . . .

. . . . Tony Reindorp's bowl of sweets in Sycamore look very tempting!