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Rugby Photographer of the Year - Ampthill Rugby

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We love this competition at Ampthill and its great to see the club again featured twice in the shortlist this year thanks to the artistry of club photographer, Zachariah Levens – his shot of our players, coaches and supporters taking that famous walk through the woods, and regular visitor, David Howlett and his infamous picture of a supporter on the hill (before cars were banned). The post Rugby Photographer of the Year appeared first on Ampthil…

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Rugby Photographer of the Year - Ampthill Rugby

We love this competition at Ampthill and its great to see the club again featured twice in the shortlist this year thanks to the artistry of club photographer, Zachariah Levens – his shot of our players, coaches and supporters taking that famous walk through the woods, and regular visitor, David Howlett and his infamous picture of a supporter on the hill (before cars were banned). The post Rugby Photographer of the Year appeared first on Ampthil…

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