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1所有材料真实但资料不全无法提供完全齐整的原件。【如：成绩单丶毕业证丶回国证明等材料中有遗失的。】
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PEC 2013 Photo Contest Finalists
- 1. 1) Box Turtle by David Anhold– Native Plants & Wildlife
- 2. 2) Dark Heron by Gomer Pyles – Native Plants & Wildlife
- 3. 3) Ornate Stalked Bolete by John Magee – Native Plants & Wildlife
- 4. 4) Fox in the Forest by Barbara Kavanagh – Native Plants & Wildlife
- 5. 5) American Toad by Bridget Bryant – Native Plants & Wildlife Category
- 6. 6) Paris Valley by Tricia Booker – Beautiful Landscapes
- 7. 7) Beaver Creek Reservoir by David Anhold – Beautiful Landscapes
- 8. 8) Trees B&W by Redmond Manierre – Beautiful Landscapes
- 9. 9) Blue Ridge View by Tricia Booker – Beautiful Landscapes
- 10. 10) Lakeside Sunset by Robert Miller – Beautiful Landscapes
- 11. 11) The Fishermen by Jeanee Layman – Community
- 12. #12 Caboose by Patricia Temples – Community
- 13. 13) Archaeology at Montpelier by Kenton Rowe, courtesy of Montpelier Foundation – Community
- 14. 14) Strawberry Picking by Jackie Jamison – Community
- 15. 15) Clearing Storm by Jim Demas– Community
- 16. 16) Chester, Scottish Highland Steer by Joyce Harman – Farms or Food
- 17. 17) Evening Milk Pick Up by Patricia Temples – Farms or Food
- 18. 18) Sunrise at Muskrat Haven Farm by Barbara Kavanagh – Farms or Food
- 19. 19) Fields of Snow by Kathy Russell – Farms or Food
- 20. 20) Sheep at the County Fair by David Anhold – Farms or Food
- 21. The End! Vote for your favorite photo in each category at www.pecva.org/votephotos (if you’re not already there!)