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This little antique shop, according to the owner, mainly has weekend trade.
Deneysville is a sleepy village and they rely on the weekend visitor for trade.
What to buy: Antiques, art, glassware.
Second hand boats and rubber ducks are also available.
Updated Mar 1, 2009
Address: Deneysville.
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This a a butchery, one of two in Deneysville.
The building is old Cape Dutch.
Deneysville is a village which has a lot of weekend trade.
Visitors love to get there meat here for the daily BRAAI (BBQ)
What to buy: Meat or Biltong!
What to pay: Cheaper than the cities.
Written Mar 1, 2009
Address: First road left after entering Deneysville.
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Danica's, owned by Vanessa who travels to Thailand every quarter to shop for her little boutique.
There is no other clothing or gift outlet in Deneysville.
What to buy: From clothing, shoes, handbags and exquisite costume jewellery.
She also caters for children.
There are pickles, preserves and fresh herbs, all of which are homemade or homegrown.
I never vist Deneysville without stopping off, to see what is new.
Christmas decorations from September to December, for your tree or table.
Soft furnishings.
What to pay: All very reasonable and cheaper than the cities.
Updated Mar 1, 2009
Address: Main rd, Deneysville.
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