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Lake & Eden Valley Charcoal Mr Christopher Jefferson
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Mr Bob Johnson
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Out of the Woods Mr Darren Hammerton
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Mr Gary Mogg
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Yorkshire Hurdles Geoff Norton and Angela Cole
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Wilderness Wood Mr Chris Yarrow
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