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Fairest of them all...<br />

Once again this year’s <strong>Wealden</strong> <strong>Times</strong> Midsummer Fair was held at the beautiful<br />

Hole Park in Rolvenden. The largest fair we have ever hosted was a glorious<br />

success, and we were joined by a plethora of exhibitors; some who have been<br />

Owith us from the start and lots of new faces, too. Despite a short and brutal downpour<br />

on Friday, the fair was enjoyed by everyone, the WT teams included! Happy shoppers<br />

flooded in from all over to browse, buy, admire and soak up lots of sunshine. The<br />

avenues and tents were filled with the sounds of footsteps and laughter. Tea was sipped,<br />

delicious food was nibbled and a glass or two of local bubbles was savoured.<br />

This year’s Midsummer Fair was also host to our first Wellbeing Festival. As well<br />

as our fabulous event sponsors Harpers and Hurlingham, we proudly welcomed<br />

Benenden Hospital, who supported the Priceless People Wellbeing Festival, which<br />

opened its doors to gardening experts, yogis, foodies and even a few celebs!<br />

The whole WT team would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who was involved in<br />

the making of another fantastic Midsummer Fair; exhibitors, stewards, crafters, bakers, visitors,<br />

sponsors, photographers, speakers, caterers and everybody else who made this year extra special.<br />

The planning has already begun for the Midwinter Fair <strong>2015</strong>, which will be at Bedgebury<br />

Pinetum from 19-21 November. We can’t wait... see you there! www.wealdentimes.co.uk/events

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