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We'd like announce a 'boggin' competition. If you're not sure what this is, see the FAQ section. There are no prizes other than the knowledge of a job well done, but we'll stick any particularly good 'bogs' up on this site.

A lovely attempt from Mr Damian Hart, long time associate of the 'scape. See how he manages to emote surprise, anger, confusion, horror, delight and being the wrong way up in a single picture. A master at work. Marvellous.

Pik demanded that this pic should be included. Imagine the scene - it's my sister's 30th birthday. There's a photograph being taken that's going to mark a little piece of family history. What do any self respecting 'scaper do in the picture? Yup...




I think you need a close up to appreciate the full extent of the bog...



See how proud Dad is with my bog?

I hereby throw down the boggin' gauntlet - beat that.

r.

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Rob
(Superscape Guitar)

After a quiet spell for boggin, we have another entry - and a fine out-doorsy bog it is too from Rich (welsh Matt's mate) who sends it in with the slightly ham-fisted email;

"Boging on a mountain, matt's housemate rich taken by tam browne at betws-y-coed"

Very nice, Rich, a good first attempt.

Its been a slow time for boggin' of late. Admittedly, Ade Webb made a valiant attempt at a bog but, as a beginner, was shocked at the level of practice required to master the art. So, it was with great happiness that we received an entry from ex-Superscape drummer Jason "Bag-foot" Briggs - an accomplished bogger with several years' experience under his belt. Here's a fine example of a technically demanding bog being executed by a master of the sport, at the peak of his bogging career.

This fine example of boggin was executed by Mr James Lunn. While we have a sneaking suspicion that Mr Lunn may have taken the photo himself (which doesn't really count as a full bog, see the faq for details). Despite this, the fact that the bog was clearly performed on work's time (note tie and files in background) means that we're prepared to let him off. We're nice like that. Honest.

When we launched the Boggin competition, we hoped folks would submit photos of themselves in boggin' poses. Little did we expect Lord James Lunsworth the Second to send one of our very own Pik executing a technically demanding bog with great aplomb. Good work fella!