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Biltongfees 2017 packs in the crowds who enjoy country music nostalgia

A wonderful day out in the country and a chance to enjoy some of the music from the legends of country music - oh, yes, there was some great biltong too..

July 2, 2017

Courier Less than a minute

The annual Biltongfees, hosted by Pionier High School, Vryheid, at Battlefields Country Lodge, again drew a huge crowd who loved the country music legends, Lance James, Barbara Rae, Tommy Dell and others while in the evening, Elvis Blue, entertained.

There was off-road fun, plenty of art and craft to enjoy which made up for the fact that there were only three biltong stalls at this year’s show. Certainly, a great day out for the Dundee district.

Teagin Pillay enjoying his off-road adventure ride.

Off road enthusiasts kept young and old entertained.

John Deere tractor display

Mike Nel of FedAuto, Dundee

Tania Maritz and Annalise Gunther.

Big crowd watching the country music show

Patches, Jody Wayne

The Pieterse family of Dannhauser

Johann and Mariet Coetzee

Dawie Ludick was thrilled to chat to country music legends, Barbara Rae and Lance James.

Jacke and Jules Coetzee with grandchild, Isla

Shaiel Chunder and Prithi Harripersadh of Montague Nuts and Biltong stall.

Unique Horns, Dannhauser

Gerard Smal, as irrepressible as usual, with Zandria Saayman.

Corrie Simpson, Shaun Brink and Danny Brink were glad to receive news that Corrie’s 14th grandchild had been born in Cape Town on the same day as the Biltongfees.

The happy Jenny team of Newcastle

Don and his son all the way from Blood River

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July 2, 2017

Courier Less than a minute

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