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E: 27/06 Win 1 of 5 family visits to Statfold Country Park nr. Tamworth (W.Mids only)

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Which Fellumpa loves to play football?
answer = Holly

First Prize

Fellumpa Family Day Ticket

Lunch with drinks for a family of 4 at Diane’s Diner or Peeler’s Bar and Café (located in the Museum hall)

2 x Fellumpa books

1 x Rocky soft toy, 1 x Wortle soft toy

2 x Fellumpa cake (fudge)

Prize can be taken in the summer subject to availability

Runner Up Prize 1

Midlands Firework Festival, 19th August – Day Ticket for family of 4

Runner Up Prize 2

Party in the Park, 26th & 27th August 2023 – Day ticket for family of 4

Runner Up Prize 3

Halloween Spooktacular, 28th – 31st October - Day Ticket for family of 4

Runner Up Prize 4

Magical Santa Express, 1st – 22nd December – Day ticket for family of 4

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