VISTORS to a Hampshire market town were in for an 'enjoyable afternoon' as its country fayre returned with a whole host of activities and entertainment.
The annual St Peter's Country Fayre took place in Bishop's Waltham on Saturday, September 23.
The fayre has been a popular annual event in Bishop's Waltham since 2015 and each year it has grown.
In 2022, it raised more than £6,000 for the church, which went towards the day-to-day running of the church, including maintaining the fabric of the church itself and the churchyard.
The fayre is organised by a small team of people from the community and the day features food and drink with live music, a real ale bar, shows, kids' crafts, plus much more.
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Chris Simmonds visited with her husband.
She said: "My husband and I spent a most enjoyable afternoon at the Bishop's Waltham Country Fayre.
"I had no idea there were so many active local organisations until I saw the amazing range of stalls.
"There was plenty to see and do, including skittles, toy pig racing, and guess which tube the ferret would emerge from.
"Music was provided by The Soberton Strummers playing 60s hits - taking me back to my teenage years - and the refreshments were excellent.
"The event was very well attended, particularly by families whose children had a whale of a time on the bouncy castle.
"We will certainly go again next year, and spend the whole day there so that we can see everything that's going on."
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