James Lettey had lots of fun.
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Jordan Townrow
Despite the sweltering heat, the Lockington community still gathered at the Lions Park on Thursday for an evening of carolling and Christmas shopping.
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The market kicked off at 6.30pm, with guests seeking shelter from the sun in the shade of trees and stall tents.
From 8.30pm, once temperatures had cooled a little, the community carols began, with the Locky Ukers taking the lead.
Patrick and Dan Walker enjoy the free barbecue.
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Jordan Townrow
As the children stayed busy on the playground, parents and families trawled through the market stalls.
The stalls included Knots by Shanice, Rawleigh’s Products, Yallambee Blooms, CraftyRo, Te Amo Honey, Erin Arnott Learning, JD WoodCraft, MishyCo, Pieces by Polly, Glow Candle Co and Knots n Cotton Co.
Stallholders sold a range of produce, decor, flowers, handmade crafts and plenty of toys and trinkets.
Gwen Dunston does some shopping.
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Jordan Townrow
The Lockington and District Nursing Centre was selling Christmas raffle tickets on the day to raise funds to support the facility.
Winners will have the chance to take home big prizes, including a 52-litre esky, fishing rod and tackle box and goodies made by the Lockington Sewing Club.
Michael and Heather Lyons enjoy a sausage sandwich.
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Jordan Townrow
Herb and Daya Theodorou relax in a cool spot in the shade.
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Jordan Townrow
Dustin, Gabby and Mel Kemp.
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Jordan Townrow
John Wright and Tracey O’Brien enjoy the event.
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Jordan Townrow
Hardie Christian and Brooklyn Humbert are all smiles.
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Jordan Townrow
Matt, Thomas, James and Tamryn Lettey on a family day out.
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Jordan Townrow
Lily and Jake McDougal.
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Jordan Townrow
Wendy Simms and Kathy Maddison take a closer look at the stalls.
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Jordan Townrow
The Lockington Christmas market and community carols was well attended.
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Jordan Townrow
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