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Shaking off the winter blues

Festival-goers of all ages found something that tickled their fancy.

June 25, 2017
Vee Ramsayi 1 minute read
Manning their stall are Kelly-Marié du Plessis (left) and Roni Bezuidenhout of Uvongo. 2028vee

SOUTH Coasters broke free from the spell of winter hibernation and headed to Suid-Natal High for its magical and wonderfully cheerful winter festival last Saturday.

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A number of visitors descended on the festival and were spoiled for choice with things to do, see and taste, which just goes to show how incredibly popular this winter event was.

Cara van Zyl of Umtentweni enjoys the fun and games.

They were all treated to excellent entertainment and activities and warmed themselves from the inside out with the hearty food on offer.

Danielle Abel (left) and Charmaine van der Schyff of Umtentweni love the items on display.

Festival-goers of all ages found something that tickled their fancy among the long list of events, from fun activities and games for the wee ones to magical markets and live musical acts, creating a spectacle to behold from far and near.

Having a blast are (from left) Cerese Botha, Nico Buitendagh and Cindi-Mari Buitendagh of Uvongo.

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June 25, 2017
Vee Ramsayi 1 minute read

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