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Trading was brisk

Sunraysia Farmers' Market. Little 7month old Evie Pike was all rugged up for the cold morning, pictured with dad Tom and brother Fenton at Jaycee Park, Mildura on Saturday 22 June, 2024. Picture: Paula Mastrippolito

Sunraysia Farmers' Market Tracey Jackson purchases a bunch of flowers from Hannah Wright at Jaycee Park, Mildura on Saturday 22 June, 2024. Picture: Paula Mastrippolito

Soaking up the sunshine was a must for keen farmers' market enthusiasts, and while the temperature may have been a little brisk early on, it was a perfect winter's afternoon to enjoy the spoils found on the Mildura riverfront.

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