GALLERY: Family time treasured in Weenen

The day was dedicated to family time but also used as a platform to raise awareness on palliative care and cancer

October 12, 2018

Danielle Greaves Less than a minute

The sun was out to play last Saturday morning in Weenen at the Owl and Elephant Lodge, Family Day. The day was dedicated to family time but also used as a platform to raise awareness on palliative care and cancer. For the fitness fanatics, a Zumbathon was held.

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Mariette Louw knitting while she awaits customers at her crafts stall.

Belinda Smith along with her granddaughter, Ella Muscat supported the Family day.

Zumba instructor, Nicola Smith at the Zumbathon.

Zumbathon in aid of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Leeanne Van Der Westhuizen and Joan Smith sold raffle tickets ahead of the Zumbathon.

Market organisers Sherlene Gericke and Deleene Wagner with CanSA volunteers – Heidi Jansen, Raylene Wheatley, Jandri and Jolene Joubert.

Jessica Calverley and her mother Jenny Preiss relax at the Owl and Elephant Lodge Family Day.

Ingrid Fricke with a few of the plants at her stall.

Jacques Conradie with Magnus and Lia Vercuil at the Family Day in Weenen.

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October 12, 2018

Danielle Greaves Less than a minute

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