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The first poem to appear in the first magazine was Planning Application for a Garden Shed, submitted by Wes Highgate, of Teignmouth Winning Poems were: The GOOD the BAD and the UGLY by Alan Garnett, of Benedict Close, Teignmouth The runner-up was Nature's Evensong by Mr J Ashcroft, of Ringmore, Shaldon Winning poem, Bluebell Wood, was submitted by Mr W Snell, of Teignmouth Winning poem, The Celluloid Sleuths, by Roy Court, of Pennyacre Road, Teignmouth The runner up was The Back Beach, by Gill Fountain, of Cockhaven Mead, Bishopsteignton. Winning poem, Will Bimble Be Lonely?, by Karen Bishop, of 8 Fourth Avenue, Teignmouth. The runner up was Ode to the Orangery, by Jennifer Jenkins, of TeignmouthLast Updated Wednesday, July 07 2010 @ 11:36 AM BST|2,118 Hits 
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