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A busy Halloween in store for White House Farm
This October is set to be the busiest yet for White House Farm Centre in Morpeth, and there are prizes on offer for anyone who wants to get involved.
Not only do they have an action packed Halloween week planned, including the offer to return to the farm for free if you’re not scared in the “Walkway of Terror”, but they have also just launched two competitions for budding artists to win amazing prizes.
The first is to design a Onesie for the White House Farm Skinny Pig, Rio.
Whitehouse Farm in Morpeth has teamed up with the Ashington-based All-in-one-company to launch their biggest competition to date and are throwing down the gauntlet to everyone and anyone up for the challenge to come up with the best design possible to keep the skinny pig warm this winter.
The All-in-one-company is going to turn the winner’s design into a onesie for the skinny pig and the winner will get the opportunity to go along to Whitehouse Farm to see it being modelled.
The winner will also be rewarded with a onesie of their own, which they will be able to design using their unique website which allows customers to design their own onesie.
The second is to show flair and creativity and colour in the picture of the SkeerKat on their website - the winning entry will be rewarded with a free family ticket to the farm.
Competition entry forms can be downloaded from.whitehousefarmcentre.co.uk and clicking on the Kids Zone where you will also find a full list of terms and conditions.
For more details about the All-in-one-company, visit www.the-all-in-one-company.co.uk
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