We recently had our locally famous Motueka Steiner School spring fair. The Motueka Steiner School is well known for its spring fair, and the entire town turns out. Its always a wonderful day for the whole family. This year was no exception. The weather was perfect, and the vibe was joyfully festive.
Much to the disappointment of many of the young children (and some older ones too ;) ), Amy was not the fairy queen this year. Instead, she sold the beautiful handmade dolls at the midnight elves stand. Here's a picture of the lovely fairy queen from last year...
The funniest story about the entire fair could only have happened in a place like Motueka. Two calves strayed from their farm and wondered into the school in the morning when the fair was still being setup. Naturally, they were added to the petting area with the other lambies and alpacas.
Here's the confused pair...
The farmer had no idea his lost calves had become a feature of the school fete. He called the police who somehow located the them in the petting area of the fair. He agreed to leave them there for the enjoyment of the children for the rest of the day.
The fair is an important fund raiser for the school, and even fairies have to pay. EFTPOS stands for Electronic Funds Transfer Point of Sale or something like that.
They have great craft tables for the kids. Little Anton was not happy about being told off for eating the paints though...
I'm pleased to say that the fairy queen was a hit this year also...
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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3 comments:
What fun! I especially love the shot of the fairy leaning in the window!
Thanks Annie,
I like that picture also.
Thanks for visiting!
Cheers,
Oliver and Amy
Hi Y'all,
You have captured the atmosphere of the fair beautifully, as usual. Great job and I hope you get some of the pics published in the local rag.
love, Mum
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