Business was brisk on Easter Sunday, April 17, at a wide variety of stalls, including those of local crafters - Jules Mather's unusual and delightful pottery and delicious tablet from She Makes, She Bakes.
A huge raffle meant that many folk among the crowds left with a big smile and goodie-laden bag, while the egg painting competition kept the youngsters busy. The winning egg was painted by seven-year-old Kacey Cranston from Ardrishaig.
There was coffee and cake a-plenty and the sun shone from beginning to end.
The event raised over £800 towards the upkeep of Furnace Village Hall and an eggs-tremely good time was had by all.
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There was a special Easter mystery prize for Carol Watt. no_a16FurnaceEaster03_CarolWatt
Wearing appropriate headwear for the day, Emma Irons with her impressive array of jigsaws. no_a16FurnaceEaster04_EmmaIrons
Jules Mather's imaginative pottery, some of it Easter-themed. no_a16FurnaceEaster02_Jules
The Furnace Easter Eggstravaganza raised £800 for the village hall. no_a16FurnaceEaster05
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