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Free 2020 Fingle Calendar for National Lottery Players

The final Fingle Lecture of the year will be by renowned Devon naturalist, ecologist and artist John Walters. John draws and paints wildlife directly in the field, because he feels this is the only way he can capture the life and vitality of his subjects. On Thursday the 5th of December John will use his beautiful field sketches and photographs to illustrate a talk about the wildlife of Dartmoor. With evocative images and funny anecdotes this promises to be a great way to finish this year's lecture series!

The ‘Bringing Fingle Woods Back to Life’ project has been enabled by nearly £800,000 of National Lottery Heritage Funding. This Christmas, to thank National Lottery players, we are offering ticket-holders a free treat. As without National Lottery players, the £7.9billion of funding awarded to more than 43,000 heritage projects and organisations since 1994, would not have been possible.

If you’re attending ‘John Walters: The Wildlife of Dartmoor’, bring a new scratch card or current draw lotto ticket and pick up a free 2020 Fingle Woods Calendar (while stock lasts) as a thank you. T&Cs apply.

‘John Walters: The Wildlife of Dartmoor’ event details:

Date: Thursday 5th December 2019

Time: 7pm

Location: Fingle Bridge Inn (Drewsteignton, Exeter, EX6 6PW)

Price: Free, all welcome

Terms and conditions:

• One National Lottery ticket entitles the holder to collect 1 free Fingle Woods 2020 Calendar from the Fingle Bridge Inn, Drewsteignton, Exeter, EX6 6PW.
• The offer is valid on the 5th of December between 6.30pm to 9pm (dependent on availability).
• The Fingle Woods 2020 Calendar will be given out at the ‘John Walters: The Wildlife of Dartmoor’ talk at the Fingle Bridge Inn when talk attendees arrive with their National Lottery tickets.
• The National Lottery ticket must have been purchased between the 1st of September 2019 and the 5th of December 2019.
• All National Lottery games qualify for the offer (including both National Lottery draw-based games and National Lottery Scratchcards). Proof of purchase of a National Lottery game can be either a hard copy ticket or a digital ticket.
• The promoter is the Fingle Woods Project which is a partnership between the Woodland Trust and the National Trust.
• In the event of queries on the day, the manager’s decision is final.