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Car boot sale at Burnedale draws the crowd!

More than 30 traders enjoyed the event, which is expected to return once lockdown regulations are eased.

July 3, 2021
Juan Venter Less than a minute
Showing off his handmade string art at the Burnedale car boot sale last weekend was Willper Martin, who says he spends anything from a week to two weeks working on a single piece.

The car boot sale at Burnedale, Umhlali last Saturday offered everything from fresh fruit to pot plants.

The morning market drew a decent crowd, with car boot salespeople saying the turnout was better than expected.

More than 30 traders enjoyed the event, which is expected to return once lockdown regulations are eased.

Helping mom Kerry Eb sell some of her fruit at Burnedale’s car boot sale were Scout and Lanner.
Little ones Eva and Kate Nel sure scored at the Burnedale car boot sale where mom, Genevieve spoiled the two with large teddies.
Showing off his handmade string art at the Burnedale car boot sale last weekend was Willper Martin, who says he spends anything from a week to two weeks working on a single piece.
Emily Smithers of Scatter shows off some of her crafts. Scatter is a business she started in 2017, along with two friends, Mariza Nixon and Erin van der Merwe.
Sables Creatures’ Tracey Prepok and Rose van Rensburg sold off a few items to raise funds for the non-profit animal rescue organisation.

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July 3, 2021
Juan Venter Less than a minute

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