Best YET – Bidrag 2010
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Samtlige bidrag (minus 2) fra Best YET i Norge 2010. Jeg og Jørgen har bidrag #17 og er på short list sammen med #33 og #61. Hvilken valør vi ender opp med vet vi ikke før Gullblyanten 2010.
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