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The primary aim of the event is to raise money for Jersey Hospice Care. Over the past five years, more than £139,000 has now been

raised for the Hospice which has enabled the charity to care for more islanders with cancer and motor neurone disease. All of the Hospice’s

services are offered free of charge and the charity relies entirely on the generosity of the public so this annual event is a vital income.

Funds are also raised for the UK charity Focus12 which receives some of your entry fee for organising the event. Chip Somers, our fabulous clue master and organiser is the Chief Executive of the independent

charity based in Suffolk which provides drug and alcohol rehabilitation through both residential and day-care facilities. The

charity’s patrons are Davina McCall, Russell Brand and Boy George.

The galleryrally is an excuse for you and a friend to take part in a four day treasure hunt around Europe. Think of it as a cross between the gumball rally and the telgraph crossword with a bit of Blue Peter

thrown in.

We set the course and the clues and you crack them and follow them to beautiful destinations set by our cluemaster, Chip Somers. You’ll find yourself wandering through villages and chateaus in search of cryptic clues and hitting beautiful stretches of open road across France. The evenings are yours to kick back and enjoy in quirky

hotels. With 4 clues a day and roughly 60 miles between clues, each day will be no more than about 250 miles. The last night will be

something special as we end in luxury, this year on the beachfront in Biarritz.

“ Every year we have a ball. It’s a really different way to have a short break. You’ll experience some beautiful scenery as we go off the beaten track and the challenge

of the clues will help you totally switch off from everyday life.

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that every Jersey inhabitant still lives the 80s highlife when millionaires wore double breasted jackets, spent all day holding a champagne flute and could affort to live in more than a semi detached house.

When we first started Gallery a client told me about a car rally. It was to San Sebastian in Spain and he was heading there in his Porsche. A performance car rally across Europe, stopping in on a Guggenheim museum seemed like the thing of dreams. It was a charity event and sounded like the sort of activity reserved for old Chuckles Hungerford and his Royal Barge dwelling contemporaries (that’s The Old Courthouse to those living a life outside of Bergerac, the TV series rather than the French town).

But this wasn't ITV, this was real, for real people. It was called the 'Tour de Liberation' and was organised as a fund raiser for the Bush Hospital Foundation. I didn't find this out until 2008 when we were approached to help reshape the event after it had stalled in 2007. We proposed to use our little magazine as an outlet to promote and means to rebuild the event and raise money for a new benefactor; Jersey Hospice Care.

With a few years in Jersey under our belts and a better understanding of the Island and how it works, we saw it as a great project we could throw Gallery’s weight behind and the galleryrally was launched.

Over the last five years we’ve travelled thousands of miles and raised thousands of pounds for worthy charitable causes. We’re hoping this year will see our total for the six years reach £160,000 for Jersey Hospice Care. That’s a lot more than we’d have achieved with some boot fairs. It’s all down to passionate raillers that see the benefit in using their valuable summer holiday days to do some good.

We’ve been to the South coast of France three times, to Barcelona and through the Alps to Geneva. Each route covering spectacular countryside and breathtaking views. We’ve battled through Chip’s clues and challenges and learnt a few things along the way. We’ve also grown a small but connected Alumni of ralliers who all have fantastic shared memories.

A massive thanks to our previous years’ sponsors; Sure Mobile and Jacksons in 2008, Moore Stephens in 2009 and Peritus in 2010/11. Thanks also to the Royal Yacht and The Grand Jersey for helping us with breakfasts and rooms.

This year Chip has a new route planned, one that will fill in that big area of the above map with no Gallery Rally lines. Watch out Western France, we’re coming.

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JerseY hospice cAre Jersey Hospice Care is a specialist palliative nursing service which provides holistic care, free of charge, for patients with cancer and motor neurone disease. We recognise and respect that each person is unique and aim to provide palliative care which meets individual needs. We are committed to providing a professional service of the highest standards to all those entrusted to our care. We are based at Clarkson House (Mont Cochon, St Helier) but also work extensively in the community. Although it costs more than £2 million to run Jersey Hospice Care every year, it receives no funding from the States of Jersey and relies entirely on the generosity of the public. That’s where you come in! www.jerseyhospicecare.com www.facebook.com/jerseyhospicecarewww.twitter.com/jerseyhospice

oVer the lAst 5 YeArs the gAllerYrAllY hAs rAiseD more thAn £200,000 for our chAritAble cAuses

the AVerAge gAllerYrAllY hAs hAD 20 cArs AnD rAiseD £40,000. this YeAr We’re hoping for 25!

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focus 12The rally wouldn’t happen without the organiser; Focus12. Focus 12 is an independent charity providing drug and alcohol rehabilitation through both residential & day-care facilities. The charity was established in 1997 and is able to provide a full range of services from individual therapy through to an intensive 12 week treatment programme. They provide detox, rehabilitation and treatment alongside support for the families of people who have been affected by addiction in one form or another throughout their lives.www.focus12.co.uk

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Your £850 fee (if you sign up in 2012) covers the cost of the four day trip including your ferry ticket, accommodation, breakfasts and evening meals. Additional costs you’ll need to cover during the trip will be fuel, drinks, lunches and anything else you fancy. You need to pay £500 as a non-refundable deposit when you sign up and the

remainder by the end of May 2013.

As it’s a charity event we also ask each person to raise a minimum of £500 for Jersey Hospice Care. This can be done through sponsorship or fundraising events and activities, examples of which can be seen in previous rallier profiles at www.galleryrally.com. We ask for your

fundraising to be handed in before you get on the boat.

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If you’re making the rally your corporate or charity giving event for the year you can just pay the full amount of £2700 per car (if paid by 31st October 2012) if you don’t want to pack bags or bake cakes! The more you can raise for Jersey Hospice Care, the more we love you! We hope you’ll try as hard as you can to get as much as you can and the sooner you sign up, the longer you have to raise the funds. Jersey Hospice Care’s Fundraising team will be more than happy to help you if you want.

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If you go above and beyond with your fundraising your entry fees will be reduced according to the chart below. Raise £10000 and go free!

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Driver: ADAM DAWSON Co-driver: CHRIS SMITH

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PORSCHE 911 J1145685 Driver: KARL MASS Co-driver: NEIL BOUGHTON

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Combined age: 82

What makes your team speCial? :A combination of steely

competitiveness and disarming charm.

hoW many times have you galleryrallied?

4

What made you Want to take part?It looked like a good way to waste

time having fun and raise money for charity along the way.

What Was your highlight of 2012: The same as every year – amazing

scenery; great banter with old friends; meeting new friends and the excellent challenge of the clues and

competitions.

What did you do to raise your fundraising target?

We ran our own mini-rally in Jersey in May. We set 15 clues around the North

and West of the island, culminating in afternoon tea in St Brelade’s Bay

Hotel with a prize ceremony and raffle.We ran a stall at a village fete in the UK, selling smoothies and we have

also got sponsorship for running 10ks, half-marathons and marathons!

What adviCe Would you give to someone thinking of doing a galleryrally?Go for it! You can have a lovely driving holiday through France,

make new friends, challenge yourself intellectually (and physically!) and

raise lots of money for two very worthy causes in the process. What

could be better?

Combined age: 90!

What makes your team speCial?As relative novices we are keen to learn from the more experienced rallyers, so

what we did was got a really fast car and then followed people a lot! Seriously however, Chris and I were at school together, we know each other really

well, know what each others strengths and weaknesses are and can get along without it ending in tears (btw it was

Chris’ design skills that built that paper concorde that won us the prize this year.

hoW many times have you galleryrallied? Twice – but we are

definitely up for more!

What made you Want to take part?Meeting new people (I am relatively new to Jersey), having fun, driving fast (well not too fast obviously!) and seeing some

of France’s countryside

What Was your highlight of 2012: There were a number of highlights,

The Hotel in St Tropez, the two Bens swimming in the middle of the night,

driving up Mont Ventoux would be our top 3


We used our corporate contact to get sponsorship and we also have people

in the Close office doing various fundraising activities, dress downs,

sponsored slimming etc!

What adviCe Would you give to someone thinking of doing a galleryrally?

Do it! You will have great fun and meet some great people. Get organised early, the fundraising target is very achievable if you don’t leave it all to the last minute.

Combined age: 72

What makes your team speCial?Umm, us? :-)

hoW many times have you gallery-rallied? First time

What made you Want to take part?Karl’s wife Natalie sadly passed away

earlier this year. Natalie spent her final weeks with Jersey Hospice Care

and we wanted to do something to remember her and recognise the amazing support they provided.

What Was your highlight of 2012: So many memories, meeting great

people, awesome food, a few cheeky drinks and a lot of laughs.


Offered advertising space on the Camper Van in exchange for lots of

money!

What adviCe Would you give to someone thinking of doing a galleryrally?

You don’t need a super car to do it and stay an extra day at the last hotel,

you’ll need it!

meet some rAlliers

Combined age: 99yrs

What made you team speCial?It had been a long time since we had

time away together.

hoW many times have your done the galleryrally?

This was our first rally.

What made you Want to take part?Supporting focus 12 and a chance to

get the car out of moth balls.

What Was your highlight of the rally?

Spent 3 days in st Tropez at the end of the rally.

fundraising?Still on-going

What adviCe Would you give to some-one thinking of doing a galleryrally?You need a good sense of humour

sponsors: Close finanCe, pbs, islands insuranCe, sinels.

sponsors: Jersey post, danny paxton plumbing, sCott risley

eleCtriCal, iWeb, Cafe JaC, bean around the World, feast,

mymemory, feelunique.Com, sandisk, le gallais and luCe, simalls, CoCoriCo, integral, peak, lexar, kingston, simms

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sponsors: individuals Who supported their pre rally

fundraising rally around Jersey!

GALLERY RALLY

The rally is for all shapes and sizes!

An amazing structure

Our diesel light only came on once...An Aston in the rearview

The riveira from our room in St Tropez

Private racetrack on day 3. only 1 spinoff!

Many,many coffees later... Our UK entrants’ speedster

Now those are RIBs! Long journies improve with Chupa Chups

An Aston in the rearview At the top of Mt Ventoux with a watermelon, pineapple, red hats and lavender, of course.

Puffin attack

Crossing to St Malo in a force 5... A moody looking Gare...

One of our R8s posied and ready

Our Steed

THE TorToisE TriumpHs‘La viervre et la tortue’

the galleryrally 2012 saw our gallery van beat the supercars into first place. it’s our fifth year, so it’s about time. with so many hare like super-

cars on the field we went out there and got a win for the tortoises...

One of the most common questions we get asked about the rally

is ‘Don’t I need a fast car?’ This year we proved that, as much as enjoying endless straights with beautiful scenery, winding chicanes and private racetracks, it’s also fun to enjoy the rally in a vehicle with far less horsepower. And far more storage space.

The rally really snuck up on us this year. In previous years we’ve taken a Jeep. Unfortunately a local car retailer that deals in such brands had our Jeep in their posession for 4 months this year and then gave it back broken. They want £1000 more to re-fix damage caused by their neglect so, with the rally approaching, we had to look for another option. Without a stable of cars to choose from we opted for our trusty steed, the Gallery Distro delivery van. She’s been circling the Island for us for years and we must owe her a trip to the French riviera by now.

There was some concern over conditions as a force 7 had ferries running for a harbour the night before we were due to depart. Fortunately, following our send off coffee and bacon rolls courtesy of the Royal Yacht Hotel, Poseidon and Mother Nature calmed things just enough to allow Condor Rapide to power over the undulating ocean and safely to St Malo. As usual, in addition to a first hidden clue in our competitor pack, we had a challenge for a ferry. To avoid Google’s ability to answer just about every quiz question in previous years this year our organiser had a new plan; a massive word search. I’m sure it’s been a while since you had the time or inclination for a wordsearch....you’re missing out. Our 24 Jersey ralliers rolled off the ferry to meet the organisers, marshalls and a couple from the UK who, on learning the ferry from the UK to Jersey was cancelled, had driven to Folkstone and down through

France early doors to meet us in time for the start.

With the First day’s clues in hand we set off. There’s something fantastic about setting off on a mission with only a vague plan of your route. Having solved our four clues to find the day’s stop points we were pretty sure we were on the right path, but still managed to do a figure of eight just outside St Malo. Our first ‘Location’ clue was French bridge or a close relative - just East of St Malo we located the answer; a small town called Pontorson. Fortunatley we arrived there before all the others had left and joined a few teams for a croque monsieur. The day went well and we crossed beautiful countryside and passed through quaint towns. The loving smile of rural French pensioners when they see a ground of Rosbifs fly through in convoy is truly a site to behold.

Evenings on the rally are everything you’d expect of a French holiday with good food in a rural French hotel; tasty morcels, flowing wine and good times as everyone waits to see how they’ve faired with clues during the day. Fortunately for us we seemed to be holding our own, sharing the top spot with a few die hard ralliers, some of whom already had their name engraved as winners on the GalleryRally trophy.

The first night saw us staying at a familiar location; a beautiful country hotel with a windmill and cracking food we stayed at on the rally in 2009. Ralliers socialised into the night and morning. That’s the beauty of the Rally, no-one is going to berate you for burning your candle at both ends provided you’re capable of being up and at ‘em. Even a dip in the pool at 3am didn’t hamper our classic camper driving team...

Day two took us to Fontevraud-l’Abbaye (clue: holy place but confused Advent four) - an amazing Abbey that had an incredible and chequered past. The abbey became a prison from 1804 to 1963, in which year it was given to the French Ministry of Culture. Having been restored it now fuses incredible architecture with a modern art exhibition and a stylish >>>>>>>>

When in France... do as the French do...

Blatt blatt blatt... for the others anyway!

Amazing French south coast sunset

At the top of Mt Ventoux with a watermelon, pineapple, red hats and lavender, of course.

from the horses’ mouth

Driver: GARRY TAYLOR Co-driver: MIKE NOLAN

AN EVO ADVENTURE

A COMPACT BUT QUALITY FIELD THIS YEAR! WE”RE BACK UP TO 25 IN 2013!

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Driver: CHRIS BLACKSTONE Co-driver: GEOFF BLACKSTONE

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33Driver: NIGEL ELLIOTT Co-driver: STEHAN WARNES

BLACK INK

ASTON MARTIN V8 J107178

44Driver: ADAM DAWSON Co-driver: CHRIS SMITH

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS

PORSCHE 911 J114568

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GREY MATTERS

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Driver: PHIL BALDERSON Co-driver: TIM BARNES

AUDI R8 J4892

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PORSCHE 911 CJ13

88Driver: KARL MASS Co-driver: NEIL BOUGHTON

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Driver: MATT FITZWILLIAMS Co-driver: JULIAN BRIEN

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1010Driver: BEN DAVIES Co-driver: BEN HICKINGBOTHAM

SMOKEY AND THE BENDIT11Driver: BRIAN CONSTANTINE Co-driver: JENNY MULLINBMW Z4

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Sponsors: Close Finance, PBS, Islands Insurance and Sinels.

Sponsors: Le Gallais and Luce, Broad-lands, Feelunique.com, The Sign Shop, Heritage Oil PLC, Elliot Design, Index Ventures, Advisa Finance, EFG Offshore

Sponsors: Computer Protec Systems Ltd and all friends, family and work colleagues too, who tirelessly donate on our behalf year on year!

Sponsors: BDO, Superfit, Healthspark, Mercury deliver, IndexVentures, Affinity wealth management , uk tool centre, factory & Webreality

Sponsors: Jersey Post, Danny Paxton Plumbing, Scott Risley ElectricaliWeb, Cafe Jac, Bean around the worldFeast, MyMemory, feelunique.com, SanDisk, Le gallais and luce, Simalls, CocoRico, Integral, Peak, Lexar, KingstonSimms International

Sponsors: Apex Trust Company / C N Toole and Co

THE FIELD 2012

Adam and Chris’s award winning plane.

60 valuable points worth.

The view from our 5 star finale hotel

The slightly less powerful VW Contingenr. Paper Aeroplane throwing competition!

The Supercar lineup Dramatic views from Mt Ventoux

The field this year was smaller than last. We’re blaming the economic conditions like everyone else. And Greece. Everything’s their fault.

cafe. We had a coffee. Great Florentines. Other clues took us to pretty little towns and hunting for doorbells. On arriving at our destination for the evening, Bonnat, there were no cars in the carpark. Chip had arranged for a private racetrack nearby to be opened for our ralliers to get the most out of their cars for a few laps.

One of our R8s got a little more than that, spinning off in great style. Fortunately the car and driver were both unscathed. We wiled away the hours after dinner with some games of pool and I was fresh enough the next morning to make use of the pool. You know how swimming pools at hotels sit there, taunting you, calling you lazy. I wasn’t going to be defeated. Ahead of our day Chip had devised another non daytime quiz; a time trial to name as many of the 44 presidents of the USA as you could. Fortuntely with some well remembered song lyrics and a bit of Bill&Ted we managed to come out at the right end of the field.

Our rainy day three (the only rainy day in 5 years of rallies) took us to Privas, stopping for lunch at Le Chaise Dieu in the sort of restaurant where you wonder if they’ve EVER had a customer before. Privas, in the Ardeche was the location for this year’s paper aeroplane challenge. Ben’s brute force won us the prize for distance but the engineering of Adam and Chris was easily enough to grasp first place in the design category (below) - it even had a proper fuselage. Sadly for our UK entrants the mountains and mist had proved too much for their 911 speedster and they arrived for a late dinner courtesy of a long taxi ride. The pool at Privas also proved too tempting for a few ralliers (us included) and we got a few early hours swimming races in to work off the Vin de Table and bottles that followed.

We awoke to learn that the Speedsters had a new means of transport. As it seemed a bit tricky to get back to their car and a hire car was to be troublesome, they hopped into the back of Karl and Neil’s classic VW Combi for a ‘Summer Holiday’ style final day. After breakfast we had an extra challenge for the day; to find a pineapple, a melon, two red hats and some lavender in order to fill a clue later that day. It was to get a photo at the summit of Mt Ventoux, a famous Tour de France stage. The cyclists at the summit looked a little bemused when a slew of J plated supercars came over the brow and parked up amongst their steeds.

Safely off the mountain and after a quick motorway section we arrived on the beautiful coast of St Tropez just before sunset to the usual amazing finale hotel where you feel you’re suddenly a high roller. Thankfully the 900 euro a night rate was for the other guests. Part of your entry fee ensures a great deal on the hotel!

A gala dinner, a firework display over the superyachts mored offshore and a win (the first in five years) for team Gallery couldn’t have finished the rally off in any better form. Some ralliers snuck off early and others came to our room to do the best to drink their prize wine, kindly sourced and distributed by our cluemaster. Four days of stories and we’re still counting up the fundraising total and following up next month. Here’s looking forward to next year!

We could only do a brief overview here. Garry and Mike, our most consistent champion ralliers, have an amazing blog of all past Galleryrally and Tour de Liberation at www.itsanevoadventure.org.je Please check it out!


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WhAt Are You WAiting for?tear oFF your entry Form and send it in to jersey hosPice care with your dePosit cheque. First come, First serVed and you get a lower rally Plate numBer, which oFFicially makes you eVen more likely to win*.

*not really, that’s down to you...

What is the aCCommodation like?On the way down the hotels are of at least Novotel standard. In a couple of rallies we stayed in one hotel that even had a windmill attached! Rooms are shared with your co-pilot so you can debrief on your day’s drive. The hotel on the last night is always something special.

do i need a fast or expensive Car?No. All you need is a car in a suitable condition to survive 2000 miles and a sense of adventure, as well as a sense of humour and a compass (or a sat nav, if you’re lucky!). Over the past five years we’ve had Aston Martins, Ferraris, Camper Vans and even a taxi!

What time do i have to get up?On the first day we catch the early ferry to France. On all other days the rally starts at 9am sharp. What time it ends is up to you. Most people get back to the hotel at 5pm, but some contestants have been known to arrive much later, depending on their competitiveness!

hoW far do you drive eaCh day?Each day of the rally is about 250 miles. As this is broken up by clues along the way, you are unlikely to ever have to drive more than 60 miles in one go. Most of the rally is ‘off motorway’ and so will be driving along very quiet empty roads through gorgeous countryside.

What else do i need to do?It is a good idea to have 5 star insurance cover, a large scale Michelin map of France and the items required by French authoritites in case your car breaks down. You will also need to get your car serviced prior to setting off.

When Will i get baCk? hoW muCh time Will i have to take off Work?In essence it’s a long weekend so not much at all. The rally leaves on Friday morning and arrives in our destination city on Monday evening. Some people head straight back the following day to get an evening ferry and others take their time driving back. If you want to stay on at the resort, alterations can easily be made. You’ll be contacted by the organiser to confirm your return date once you’re signed up.

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ben davies [email protected] 811100

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The GalleryRally is a fundraising car rally. Its aim is to raise as much for Jersey Hospice Care as possible. All entrants in the rally pay their own expenses and must raise a minimum of £500 in sponsorship (per person)

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sponsorship Formdownload more Forms at www.galleryrally.com/Forms

it’s all for a good cause. get them signed up.

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last year’s highest fundraisers were Karl moss and neil Broughton who raised an incredible £10,000



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terms and conditions

By returning the completed entry form you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions. they should come as no surprise. should you have any questions about any aspect of the galleryrally 2013 arrangements please contact fundraising on 510349 or email [email protected]

1. each team must have paid their deposit of £500, per participant entered, by the end of april 20132. the remainder to be either paid directly or raised by fundraising activity

by 31.05.20133. all sponsorship money to be forwarded to Fundraising, jersey hospice care, clarkson house, mont cochon, st helier, jersey, je2 3jB.4. all cheques to be made payable to jersey hospice care Fundraising limited 5. “galleryrally” is a treasure hunt and not a race. anyone racing or driving dangerously may be disqualified.6. the local laws of the road must be adhered to at all times.7. each driver must have the legally required insurance covering their

passengers, themselves and their car. we also highly recommend taking out break down and home relay insurance.8. each car or motorbike must be in a condition suitable for a 2000 mile round trip.9.each car or motorbike to contain two people only.10. every participant must sign an indemnity release, indemnifying the organisers and the charity before starting the event.11. the organisers reserve the right to refuse entry.

12. no deposits or monies paid will be refunded to teams that cancel within 120 days of departure. this is to comply with cancellation policies operated by the French hotels.13. our second beneficiary, uk charity Focus12, (charity number 1077906) receive a fee of £740 per car from entry fees for organising the event on behalf of jersey hospice care Fundraising limited.

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3. send this completed form to: GalleryRally, Fundraising, Jersey Hospice Care, Clarkson House, Mont Cochon, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 3JB.

2. deposit payable to Jersey hospice careI enclose a payment for our deposit of £500 per person payable to ‘Jersey Hospice Care Fundraising Limited’

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Places are allocated on a first come first served basis. In order to secure your place, please return this form with your deposit ASAP.

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Galleryrally 2013 Entry Pack

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