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Dont miss out on the Bathurst Pine apple Festival, Summer of 2003 from 19 to 21 December.
This is probably what i know as formeley the Bathurst Show,The Pine Fest includes a variety of events and happenings over the three day period,fancy dress , potjie competitions,pineapple eating, throwing of the pine, a BEER garden, pub tours ,farmer's market , train rides, Boere sports (and the Boere music) to go with it,street parties and a whole lot more.
Come and enjoy 3 fun filled days in Bathurst , HOME OF THE GIANT PINEAPPLE.
THERE IS STILL NO THIRST LIKE BATHURST.
Updated Oct 31, 2003
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OUTDOOR ADVENTURES AROUND THE GIANT PINEAPPLE.
A 16 m high Giant Pineapple, offering spectacular views of the entire farm ,and a audio visual presentation showing the full pineapple story.
A fascinating farming operation including pineapples ,chicory ,straw crops, orchards ,pastures and livestock.
A restaraunt ,pub, tea garden , take away kiosk and gift shop housed in the original settler homestead, barn and out buildings.
There is also three leisurely walking trails, as well as a motorised farm tour with a tractor stopping at special places of interest, which include an ethnic Xhosa village ,a model mini farm,where children can see a show and feed the baby animals, as well as two dams stocked with bass for fishing and a childrens playground.
Written Oct 30, 2003
Phone: 0464 3833.
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This is a great one for the kiddies as well as adults wanting to explore the farmyard and other cultural interests at Summerhill.
Written Oct 31, 2003
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This is a great one for the kiddies as well as adults wanting to explore the farmyard and other cultural interests at Summerhill.
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It was a 20 year break since my last visit to this village. I was extremely dissapointed as I have never seen a whole village deteriorate like this one. It used to be a bustling little village with a...
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