Fall Photo Contest

Fall Photo Contest

We’re sorry, but this contest closed on Sept 9, 2012. Please check back soon for the results!

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If you spend your fall season outdoors with a camera, the folks here at Blue Ridge Country want to see your work! Submit your own fall photos for a chance to win $100 in free gas money for all your leaf treks. We may even use your photo in a future issue! Send photos, along with your name and phone number by September 9 to jwright@leisurepublishing.com.

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