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Carol Clark's shop is beautiful. Vintage inspiration meets classic style. Look out for the lovely displays.
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Boston Ivy - my favourite florist based in Durban North. Look out for them next year at the Karen Hatfield decor house. If you are looking for a touch of flower chic be sure to go and see the ladies. Click on my collage above to get a closer look.
Every Saturday there is a food market at Gordon Road School. I met Annie of the Bread Winner today and just thought that her stall was too lovely not to capture. I love the name and think it puts a fun spin on the traditional concept of woman and their role (no pun intended).
Greenglades in Westville is a venue of opportunity and have some cute gifts for every type. I especially love the Wart & Fish display.