Meet the stars of our Barbour Dog Coat Campaign.
Our Barbour Dog Coat giveaway campaign is now well
under way on Facebook and Twitter. Launched last week under the
#MyDogLoves, it gives our followers the chance to win a smart Barbour
Dog Coat from our new autumn/ winter lines. Entrants simply send us a
photo of their dog doing what (s)he loves, and using #MyDogLoves give
us a brief explanation of their pets favourite pastime! To get
everyone in the spirit we launched the campaign with a fun video of
playful pooches doing what THEY love.
Amongst the stars, we had beautiful cocker
spaniels, Purdey a lively black puppy, just 13 weeks old, and Elle,
her golden, three year old companion. They are currently being
trained as gun dogs, and their discipline was on show in the video as
they loved retrieving their toy.
The fun continued with Sheeba, a black boxer/
labrador cross, only 14 months old, a rescue dog from Dogs Trust
Roden, who is now loving life in the countryside with her new
friends, including Barney, a determined digger! A 12 year old golden
retriever, he loves digging his 'man traps' whilst his friends play
on the field!
Playful labradors Coco, a six year old chocolate
lab, and George, an eight month golden lab, enjoyed racing around the
field and cooling off with a quick bath.
Oscar, a eight year old collie, loves to chase
cars when he gets the chance!
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Five year old shih'tzu Honey might only be small
but she loves to out-do her bigger companions!
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These dogs loved playing up for the camera, and if
yours does too, why not 'snap' him enjoying his favourite game, or
his favourite place with his favourite thing! Follow us on facebook
and twitter and send your photo using #MyDogLoves to be in with a
chance of winning a stylish Barbour Coat for your best friend!
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Ludlow Food Festival.
Last weekend we had the famous Ludlow Food
Festival, held a few miles from our offices. With more than 160
exhibitors showcasing fine, regional produce and local businesses
inside the grounds of Ludlow Castle, the event was a gourmets dream!
One of the highlights of the event is the Sausage Trail. In a town
noted for it's culinary delights the local butchers battle to produce
the finest sausages and during the festival each butchers shop opens
its doors to the visitors and encourages them to sample their own
recipe. Visitors rate each one out of 10 and the sausage recipe
scoring the highest points wins the title of 'Peoples Choice'.
Equally popular is the Ale Trail, a boozy version of the same idea –
visitors sample locally produced ales in the town's many pubs, score
points and the winner takes the Peoples Choice Award! This year the
Sausage and Ale Trail awards were won by AH Griffiths Butchers, for
their Shire sausage, made from Hereford pork, Worcestershire hops and
Shropshire blue cheese. The Ale Trail winner was the historic
Feathers Hotel, serving Boiling Well from Ludlow Brewery.
The historic Feathers Hotel in Ludlow. |
Why not celebrate your local produce by making a
delicious Sausage and Ale Casserole using the finest sausages and ale
from your region? Combine good quality sausages, onions and a choice of
vegetables, with ale, tomato puree, beef stock and Worcestershire
sauce.
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