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Attracting people kilometres away

The blimp lifted off during a wind-free and cloudless day.

“We are extremely excited to launch our blimp. We have arguably the most beautiful campus in Gauteng and want to make sure that everyone knows exactly where we are.”

Those were the words of Riaan Smit, the Trinityhouse Preparatory School senior deputy principal, commenting on their bold blimp, which is branded with the school’s logo and colours.

This blimp, which can be seen a few kilometres away, recently lifted off during a wind-free and cloudless day, to allow people to see it from a distance floating high in the sky.

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Adele Bloem

Adele Bloem has been writing for the Roodepoort Record/ Northsider since 2016 and covered a range of topics, including hard, municipal, school, sport and other community articles. Since 2019, she is the editor of the two Roodepoort newspapers, ensuring every loyal reader receives a quality offering jam packed with the news they want to read.

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