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Barney the sheep, for Cancer Research UK
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Moonlit hares, for British Red Cross
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Black Game in Snow, for GWCT
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Under an African Sky, for Traidcraft
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Following the Star, for Macmillan Cancer Support
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Mary and the Holy Infant, for Traidcraft
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Carols in the Village Square, for Dogs Trust
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Stained-glass windows, for Barnardo’s
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Decorated stag, for Marie Curie
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Midnight Squirrel, for Woodland Trust
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O little town of Bethlehem, for Alzheimer’s Society
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Christmas Delivery, for Alzheimer’s Society
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Dashing through the snow, for Dogs Trust
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Deep and Crisp and Even/Winter Winner, for Injured Jockeys Fund
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Choristers, for Marie Curie
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Silent flight, for British Red Cross
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At the Manger, for Mind
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Family Outing, for Spinal Injuries Association
(Image credit: Spinal Injuries Association)
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O Christmas tree, for Sue Ryder
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Skating at Somerset House, for Great Ormond Street Hospital
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The Story of Christmas, for Tearfund
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Pheasant Walk/Mr Prickles, for Woodland Trust
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Horses in Winter, for Spinal Research
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A Wintery Night, for Marie Curie
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