First place in Masters' section went to Peter Fantham

Second to James Sharpe

Third to Dick Potter.

First place in the Members' Open section to Val Branson using Laburnum .

. . Second to John Rowan (Lime and Olive) . . . .

. . . . and third to John Williams (Beech and Sapele).

Also on the table were entries from Tony Reindorp . . .

. . . . Philip Jones . . .

. . . Richard Hagues (Oak and Ply) . . .

. . . Geoff Dalton (Pear) . . .

. . . Eric Hudson (Holly) . . .

. . . . David Reynolds (acrylic) ("pass the magnifying glass!") . . .

. . . James Snell . . .

. . . Graham Legg (Oak) . . .

. . . Lisa Williams (Birch ply) . . .

. . . . and John Waring (Ebony).

Paul Bellamy explains techniques in sharpening turning tools.

Carvers' corner well populated again . . .

. . producing some fine studies in concentration!

Looks like ladies (and a gent) like to carve!

You can't park that there!!

Balance bike made by Ben Ward when under contract to Santa Claus Industries PLC

Dick Potter discusses items of work with visitors.

A study in miniature turning by David Reynolds.

John Minton works on his latest furniture project.

The Great British Spin Off - who's top will spin for the longest?

Ernie Hanson taking great care to preserve his fingers!