scone.com.auHorses and High Tea
By Elizabeth Hagley
The annual St Joseph’s Primary School Junior Campdraft and Fete held on the weekend was described by organisers as the best to date.
See photos below.
More than 300 riders from around the state participated in the campdraft.
A new addition to the fete this year was the high tea, which was a great success with the guests in attendance enjoying cups of tea and a range of sweet and savoury delights.
Another highlight of the day was the hobby horse race that proved to be fun for participants and spectators alike.
The fete offered a range of stalls, including books, metal sculptures and plants, plus cake decorating table and craft station.
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- The hobby horse race is a highlight. Photo courtesy of Sally Gilbey.
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- Cake decorating was a delicious drawcard. Photo courtesy of Sally Gilbey.
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- Riders made an early start with the crackiling of frost underneath foot. Photo courtesy of Sally Gilbey.
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- Competition was fierce in the arean. Photo courtesy of Sally Gilbey.
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- Photo courtesy of Sally Gilbey.