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Vintage Fair brings colour, flavour and fun to Moth Cottages

The Moth Cottages Vintage Fair brought families, collectors and vintage enthusiasts together for a day of shopping, food, entertainment and lucky draws.

The Moth Cottages Vintage Fair brought together families, food lovers and vintage enthusiasts on August 29 for a day of shopping, entertainment and lucky draws.

The fair, which ran from 08:00 to 15:00, offered visitors an opportunity to browse a variety of stalls while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere.

Stalls offer books and crafts

Among the stallholders were Annetjie Locherenberg and Rose Grech, who attracted book lovers with their wide selection.

Valerie Blignaut showcased and sold her crocheted creations, adding a handmade touch to the fair.

Food and lucky draws

Food was also a major attraction, with Amanda Conradie and Estelle de Lange serving tasty bunny chows that proved popular with visitors.

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For those looking for something with a bit of heat, Andre Bezuidenhout was selling popcorn accompanied by his homemade chillies.

“From my garden to your plate – I grow, harvest and make my own homemade chillies,” said Bezuidenhout.

Adding to the day’s excitement were lucky draws, including a wheelbarrow prize and a sheep giveaway, which gave visitors even more reason to take part in the festivities.

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