To celebrate Roald Dahl Day here at Newquay Orchard we thought we’d let our younger visitors imaginations run wild, this is what the celebrated children’s author was famous for after all. Dahl often created creatures with imaginative names like the muggle-wumps and oompa-loompas, but have you heard about the Inglebackbine? Matt from Imagine Outdoors has seen the Inglebackbine here at Newquay Orchard! He’s written a poem about the sighting too.
What do you think the Inglebackbine looks like? For your chance to win an Imagine Outdoors bag of treats and a Newquay Orchard jute bag draw what you imagine the creature to look like and share your picture with us in the competition Facebook post from Monday 13 September, or email us a picture of your drawing to info@nqyorchard.pixolomew.design. A winner will be announced on Monday 20 September and we’ll share pictures of the entries on our social media. Good luck and happy drawing!
Inglebackbine children’s drawing competition T’s & C’s
- To enter the Inglebackbine children’s drawing competition share a photograph of the drawing in the comments section of the original Facebook post shared on Monday 13 September or email your entry to info@nqyorchard.pixolomew.design by midday on Monday 20 September.
- A winner will be chosen on Monday 20 September and will be notified of their success using the platform which they used to enter.
- Newquay Orchard reserve the right to share pictures of entries on social media channels.
- Specific written consent must be shared via email if sharing an image entry where a child is pictured. Newquay Orchard won’t share an image of a child unless consent from the parent or care giver is explicitly provided.
- The winner will need to collect the prize from Newquay Orchard’s community building and notify the team via email when they are planning to collect it.