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Conserve, steward, and advocate for the unique rural landscape of the Eastern Shore.

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March 2012

Eastern Shore Peeps! Show some style!

ESLC is hosting a Peeps design contest. Show us your Eastern Shore Peeps! To enter: 1. Create a diorama depicting marshmallow Peeps arranged in the theme of your choice. For example, Eastern Shore Land Conservancy might create a diorama with the theme, “ESLC – Peep it Rural!” 2. Take a photo of your diorama and email it by Monday, April 2, to spearce@eslc.org. All entries will be judged that week, and the winner will receive a basket of Eastern Shore treats! Runners-up will receive certificates, and their dioramas will be featured on our website. The contest is open to any theme, but local themes will be given extra points. (Think – towns, local businesses, pastimes, agriculture, fishing, crabbing, hunting, boating, trapping, hanging out in a big truck on a Saturday night … show us how your Eastern Shore Peeps hang!) Any entry could be featured on Facebook, Pinterest, or other social media site! Rules: Anyone of any age can enter. Have fun! Be creative! Please submit it by Monday, April 2, and cross your fingers!

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