A new Gullywith competition.
Send in your pictures, drawings
and poems based on The Battle
For Gullywith.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO WIN
A SIGNED COPY FOR YOURSELF AND
SIX COPIES FOR YOUR SCHOOL LIBRARY
?
Then please send in your pictures
and drawings, poems and stories
- they can be of anything in
the story of The Battle for
Gullywith - look at some of
those in our gallery here
and be inspired !
Every single picture or poem
or story put up on this website
is a winner.
That's all you have to do -
be good enough to go up in our
gallery and you win a free signed
paperback copy for yourself
and SIX copies for your school.
RULES
You need to live and go to school
in the UK. You must be aged
between 4 and 13 years. You
must send you pictures as jpgs
via e-mail attachment to mail@gullywith.com
CLOSING DATE - July
5th 2009
The Withernosaurus
is a strange and legendary beast
that Olly reads about in a book
called Legends of Withern Mere.
It was said to have been
dropped accidentally
into the bottom of Withern Mere
as an egg, from the claws of
its parent flying overhead,
and to have hatched out there
in the murky waters under some
boulders. For the next
seven thousand years it stayed
there, growing, until it first
surfaced and was spotted
by some men out
hunting with stone axes
for weapons and
deerskins for clothes.
According to Olly's book, the
Withernosaurus was several
hundred feet long,
with sharp pointed fins.
Its scaly body was slime green,
its eyes were yellow and it
had thousands of sharp teeth.
Send us your pictures of
the Withernosaurus
and you could win
a fantastic prize!
Scan your pictures
into the computer
and send them as
a jpeg to mail@gullywith.com.