We had so much to pack into the June edition of Country Walking we didn’t have room to give the winners of #minichallenges 16-20 the space they deserved – so here they are in all their glory!

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#minichallenge16: Photograph four woodland flowers

Louise Prime presented four woodland flowers found in Holly Hayes Wood in Whitwick. Pink, white and purple bluebells, dog violets, lesser celandine and wood anemone. — **Louise Prime** presented four woodland flowers found in Holly Hayes Wood in Whitwick. Pink, white and purple bluebells, dog violets, lesser celandine and wood anemone.

Janine Saunders helpfully labelled her finds. — **Janine Saunders** helpfully labelled her finds.

Mary Johnson enjoyed a sea of Bluebells, Cowslips, Primulas and the start of the wild Green-Winged Orchids

Cynthia Parton found white bells, wild garlic, Spanish bluebells, pentaglottis. — **Cynthia Parton** found white bells, wild garlic, Spanish bluebells, pentaglottis.

#minichallenge17: Wear shorts in the rain

Karl Brown: "Wear shorts in the rain", you say? ‘I did not expect the April showers to turn wintery’ — **Karl Brown:** "Wear shorts in the rain", you say? ‘I did not expect the April showers to turn wintery’

Glenna Waterhouse says ‘My hubby wears shorts despite the weather… notice all the people in the background with brollies up!’ — **Glenna Waterhouse** says ‘My hubby wears shorts despite the weather… notice all the people in the background with brollies up!’

Izabela Sześciło: ‘What does a person desperate to win a golden badge do as soon as it starts raining? Obviously, she goes out for a walk... in shorts... and she sings about it…’ — **Izabela Sześciło:** ‘What does a person desperate to win a golden badge do as soon as it starts raining? Obviously, she goes out for a walk... in shorts... and she sings about it…’

Gillian Snelgar had the perfect opportunity to pull up the capris above the knees and feel the rain! — **Gillian Snelgar** had the perfect opportunity to pull up the capris above the knees and feel the rain!

#minichallenge18: Make bramble leaf tea

Melanie Burton-Moss thought this would be revolting, but found it was lovely, delicate and mild - no honey needed. — **Melanie Burton-Moss** thought this would be revolting, but found it was lovely, delicate and mild - no honey needed.

Hazel Kerrison: ‘I am a forager, it's one of my major hobbies. So I couldn't exactly not do #minichallenge18 could I?’ — **Hazel Kerrison:** ‘I am a forager, it's one of my major hobbies. So I couldn't exactly not do #minichallenge18 could I?’

Clare Pickford set off with a flask of boiling water and collected a leaf bounty mid walk. — **Clare Pickford** set off with a flask of boiling water and collected a leaf bounty mid walk.

Brew’s up for Simon Morgan! — Brew’s up for **Simon Morgan**!

#minichallenge19: Share your perfect grid-square on the map

Jane Hodgson’s favourite local haven of peace and tranquillity is just off The Thames Path heading out from Pangbourne to Goring on Thames. ‘Once you climb the rather steep hill you will not be disappointed. After getting your breath back from the c… — **Jane Hodgson’s** favourite local haven of peace and tranquillity is just off The Thames Path heading out from Pangbourne to Goring on Thames. ‘Once you climb the rather steep hill you will not be disappointed. After getting your breath back from the climb it is certainly worth stopping a few minutes to breathe, refuel and embrace the fine view of The Thames Path, and beyond to the North Wessex Downs’

Alan Newbold said ‘My favourite square kilometre is in the Lake District and incorporates Loughrigg Tarn. With awesome views of the Langdale Valley dominated majestically by the distinctive profile of the Langdale Pikes and its peaceful tranquility, disturbed only by the occasional bleating sheep or RAF jet fighter, provides the perfect setting to be at one with nature.’