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KatGransnet (GNHQ) Tue 25-Feb-14 15:38:40

We've always got something fabulous up for grabs here on Gransnet. If you've got any questions about a prize or would like to discuss what you've won with fellow gransnetters, feel free to post here.

Also - do check your emails around the closing date of the competition you've entered. If you've won, we would have emailed you the details. Don't forget to check your junk mail, as sometimes our mails slip through the net.

If you've got your posts in chronological order, click on 'Last' at the top of this thread to skip to the last page of this thread for the most recent winners.

Best of luck!

shysal Thu 06-Nov-14 13:09:49

Many thanks for my Mumsnet book too.

tiggypiro Thu 06-Nov-14 12:49:16

Another thank you for the lovely Mumsnet Book of Animal Stories. My boys will love it and I loved getting the surprise this morning.

Galen Thu 06-Nov-14 11:58:39

Mines come as well grin many thanks

harrigran Thu 06-Nov-14 11:37:37

Thank you so much for my copy of the Mumsnet book of animal stories, it is well written with lovely illustrations. I look forward to reading bedtime stories from the book.

merlotgran Mon 03-Nov-14 14:44:18

Mine arrived as well, thank you. Youngest DGD will love them.

gillybob Mon 03-Nov-14 14:18:02

My Owl and The Pussycat books arrived on Saturday morning. Beautiful books and lovely illustrations. I can't wait to pick children up from school today so we canm share them together. Thank you so much GN. smile

AnnGransnet (GNHQ) Mon 03-Nov-14 14:07:42

nanaval wins a £150 voucher for completing a survey via our insight panel and ghartfarm wins a £50 voucher!

janerowena Thu 30-Oct-14 17:41:21

My Owl and the Pussycat books arrived today - they are beautiful. I look forward to reading them to the GCs at Christmas.

Maggiemaybe Thu 30-Oct-14 11:43:59

I'd like to say a proper thank you for the Forest Holiday for 4 that I won earlier in the year. I gave the prize to my son so that he could celebrate his 30th birthday in style in Sherwood Forest with his partner and my DGS1, and he chose to take along his sister, her husband and my DGS2. The children could go along for free as they are both under 2. They all had a fantastic time by all accounts - the luxury log cabin with hot tub was wonderful, the facilities all they could have hoped for, and even the weather was kind. The two little ones had a great time playing together and I have some excellent photos, my favourite being of two wide-eyed little boys meeting the Gruffalo in the forest! Thank you so much, Gransnet and Forest Holidays for making it possible. smile

dustyangel Fri 24-Oct-14 22:06:22

At last I can say a proper thank you for the Historic Cream Tea for Two that I won way back in the Spring. Although both daughters were very willing volunteers to be my partner, I wanted to share the prize with DH. This had to be when both he and I were in the UK together for long enough to fit it in and we didn't manage that until this month.
Ever since I first read about the making of the ceramic, commemorative poppies at the Tower of London I had wanted to go and see them and in the end we decided to tie this in with the prize. The Tower does an excellent cream tea in its new Armouries Cafe, albeit self service. The prize covered our entrance, tour with one of the Yeoman Warders,seeing the Crown Jewels and as long as we wanted to wander round before going for our very welcome Tea.
We could have spent twice as long there and are definitely going back again.
The Poppies by the way are amazing, a very impressive and moving sight. And completely free.

My prize lead on to us spending two nights in London, walking miles, going on the London Eye and The Shard (fantastic!) and two theatre visits. DH is not as much in favour of me entering more Gransnet competitions as he once was. hmm wink
Seriously, we had a marvellous time and we probably wouldn't have got ourselves organised if it hadn't been for Gransnet. smile

Elsie10 Fri 24-Oct-14 19:57:51

I won the Miele Scout RX1 robot vacuum cleaner - truly amazing and I didn't even know I had entered ! Thank you so much.

woo69 Mon 20-Oct-14 19:53:38

I received a copy of snow last week and I have had an e-mail today to say I have won one of the Galt Nursery trampolines from Facebook. Feeling very lucky and my grandson will love both.

CariGransnet (GNHQ) Mon 20-Oct-14 13:44:18

Excellent - do leave a review when you have had chance to read it with him

Nonny Mon 20-Oct-14 13:35:26

Thank you for my copy of "Snow." My grandson will love it.

Grannybug Fri 17-Oct-14 23:51:39

Thank you for my copy of snow. I love the illustrations and story and am looking forward to reading it to my grandaughter.

Portuna421 Fri 17-Oct-14 23:39:17

Many thanks for my copy of 'Snow'.DGD and I both enjoyed it and laughed at the illustrations of the zoo animals.

Holly42 Fri 17-Oct-14 18:48:27

Many thanks for my copy of 'You Say Potato' which arrived today. I shall enjoy reading it. It looks fascinating.

Gagagran Fri 17-Oct-14 14:32:02

Me too ruby - it does look like a fascinating read. I am very interested in linguistics. Thank you very much GN - I love getting books through the post.

rubysong Fri 17-Oct-14 13:50:57

I've just this minute received 'You Say Potato'. Thank you very much. It is an interesting subject and I am looking forward to reading about it.

sylwright Fri 17-Oct-14 12:27:21

Just received a copy of "Snow". Thank you so much. My grandson will love having this book read to him.

kittylester Fri 17-Oct-14 06:47:29

Thank you for my copy of 'Snow* which DD3 loved, three times!smile

Annie29 Thu 16-Oct-14 23:25:00

Thank you for my copy of Snow. Perfect timing, my Grandson, who loves snow is sleeping over tonight and enjoyed it as a bed time story

shysal Thu 16-Oct-14 10:46:05

Thank you very much for the book 'Snow', which arrived this morning.smile

ajanela Sat 11-Oct-14 13:46:15

I won £300 of vouchers for the Waitrose cookery School in London. I spend 2 wonderful days at the school, the first to learn about making cheese in a course call Cutting the Curd and the 2nd I learnt about Greek cooking. These courses are suitable for all levels of cooks and on both there were people like me, nervous but we all enjoyed the day, cooked with a partner, ate some of our food, and went home better and braver cooks. I would recommend the courses to anyone and a number of the people had been given vouchers for the courses as Birthday and Christmas presents - so a good idea.

joannapiano Fri 10-Oct-14 19:36:55

Many thanks for my copy of How to Babysit a Grandma. Our 2 and 4 year old DGDs will love it.
What a lovely grandma she is! Makes me feel a bit inadequate!

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