More things to win..

A funfair is a paradise for children.. (photo 17Oct21)

Boobytrap Hotel

In front of the haunted house at the funfair. (photo 17Oct21)

Bumping

Bumper cars are always a succes on any fun fair. Dads and kids are enjoying

themselves here. (photo 16Oct21)

Prices to win

Ready to be picked by the grip-arm. (photo 17Oct21)

Oliebollen

Oliebollen are a typical Dutch food, traditionally eaten on New Year's Eve. It's very

common though to see a oliebollenkraam, a stall selling oliebollen, at country markets

throughout the year.  Oliebollen are fried doughnut balls, filled or not with raisins. 

(photo 19Oct21

One-Man-Orchestra

Another futuristic looking vehicle. (photo 17Oct21)

Entertaining

Driving slowly along the Stationsweg on her futuristic machine while 

playbacking '60's songs. (photo 17Oct21)

Fred and Wilma

Yep, the Flintstones were here! (photo 17Oct21)

Long short long

A lady was posing with 2 other posing ladies.. (photo 17Oct21)

Space-Ci-Men

These 5 robots follow you, stand next to you, bend over, have a look at you, scan you.

They call themselves 'Space-Ci-Men. Very funny and entertaining! (photo 17Oct21)

 

On stilts

Street theatre on Sunday afternoon. (photo 17Oct21)

White beauty

One of the beauties seen at the horse market. (photo 19Oct21)

Horse market

The horse market on the third Tuesday in October in Zuidlaren is the largest of its kind

in Europe. Due to Covid regulations there weren't as many animals as other years, however

everybody was happy that the market was back after last year's cancellation. 

Click HERE for more information about the Zuidlaardermarkt. (photo19Oct21)

Legs and feet

Waiting impatiently for the ride to begin.. (photo 16Oct21)

Speed

Only for daredevils.. (photo 16Oct21)

 

Round and round

Fun fair on the Brink. (photo16Oct21)

P22

A lot of extra parking space has been created to cope with all the cars during

this festive weekend prior to the Zuidlaardermarkt as well the market itself.

P22 offers parking space for bicycles, which according this sign costs € 2,-.

   (photo 15Oct21)

 

No horses

Zuidlaren is getting ready for the Zuidlaardermarkt, an annual horse and country

market, on October 19. I spotted this sign entering the south side of the Brink

a spot where horses are not allowed apparently. (photo 13Oct21)

Zuidlaren in Lego (2)

Another photo of the exhibition 'Zuidlaren in Lego' by Erik Oosting, with his creation

of the Zuidlaardermarkt, the annual horse and country market. For more photos see

the Zuidlaren in Lego-website HERE. (photo 24Jul21)

Green light

Last week our local newspaper 'De Krant van Tynaarlo' stated that green light

has been given to the organisers of the Zuidlaardermarkt, the annular horse and

country market which will take place in October. ‘See first than believe’ is the general 

thought however. Last year's edition was cancelled due to Covid restrictions.