The Winner is...
Drum Roll etc...
"Citabria"
His 'Laird in the shed' tale took an early lead and although the second contender closed up towards the end Citabria still wins the top place.
So it's up to you, Mark, to set Challenge 34.
(But will the other contenders please read on.)
The computer glitch did strange things to the poll, because at one point there were 15 votes on there,(which pleased me immensely i might add), but the final figure was only 11. At one point the winner was up to 6 votes, but dropped back to 5.
Because of this I'm going to let everyone who entered have a prize. Citabria gets the additional glory and kudos of being first, but if the four contenders will PM me with an e-dress for delivery and say which e-book they want I'll sort it out for them. If you want the 'Genuine Hand Carved Lucky Gypsy Clothespeg Keyring I'll need a postal address. I haven't figured out how to do e-pegs yet ;-)
So, what is it to be?
a) A Hamper of Havoc (my medieval showground tales)
b) The British Bike Bodgers Booklet. (Hints & tips from the dark ages of motorcycling, plus three funny tales involving Rosie, my high mileage 1958 BSA Road Rocket.)
c) The Flying Ferret (New Forest Tales, loosely themed around poaching and rural tomfoolery.)
d) The clothespeg, which truly is individually made with my own hands. If you choose this the hazel wand is still currently growing outside my window, because it needs to be worked 'green'.
One last thing. I promised 'The Laird' wouldn't sue anyone, and although I won't show a picture in these days of 'identity theft' I assure you that the name on my driving licence is in fact... 'Laird of Camster'. But there's a lot of us about, as a quick 'google' could tell you ;-)
Gyppo
