A quacking day out at a fayre
Hannah Shroot • Published 2 Jul 2012 16:00
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Lorand Feigel and David Hayden from MacDonald Hotel Windsor with David Shaw and a racing, Jubilee duck.
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FESTIVITIES got off to a quacking start at a summer fair.
The highlight of the Royal Windsor Midsummer Fair at Alexandra Gardens was a plastic duck race, which saw 2,000 plastic ducks, purchased by fair-goers for £2, racing for a £500 first place prize.
Up to 40 charity stalls, including Thames Valley Hospicecare and Age Concern, were hoping to raise at total of £15,000 at the fair on Saturday (30), organised by the Rotary Club of Windsor and Eton.
Rotarian and co-organiser David Shaw said: "It's great to see people having fun and raising money for so many good causes."
Entertainment included a Punch and Judy puppet show, food stalls, book sales and various activities as families and friends came together in the sunshine under the Windsor Wheel.
Read more and see more pictures in this Friday's Royal Borough Observer
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