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More than 1000 people had a blast on Saturday&nbsp;Peet’s Spring Mountain Spring Fete. The fete had everything on offer to&nbsp;keep the tummies full and children happy. There were junior dancers from FAD Cheer and Dance group as well as free carnival rides, musicians, fairy floss and face painting. There was plenty of space to pull up stumps and have a relaxing afternoon in the shade too.

FETE FUN: Izabella Peart 8 an Abigayl Kruger 11, from Augustine Heights on the Sizzler ride.

FETE FUN: Peet Spring Mountain Project Director Greg Tupicoff presents vouchers to competition winners (L-R) Tyler Hudson, Taryn and Steve Spedding with daughter Mia, and Gail Bruce.

FETE FUN: Joe Husak and grandson Jayden Husak, 4, of Greenbank.

FETE FUN: The Goyal family from Stretton, Trina, Kareena 2, Tejas, Kashvi 4, Yuvika 7.

FETE FUN: Cassidy Dodsley, 4, and Courtney Dodsley, 5, of Pacific Pines.

FETE FUN: Ella Mason 9, Kaylei Fields 7, Madison Fields 10, from Browns Plains, with the stiltwalker.

FETE FUN: Mason Fagan and Bella Gilligan, from Boronia Heights.

FETE FUN: Dane Stowers with Xyalen 2 and Zaxyon 3, from Regents Park.

FETE FUN: Twins Kara and Amba Bell, 7, from Yarrabilba.

More than 1000 people had a blast on Saturday&nbsp;Peet’s Spring Mountain Spring Fete.

The fete had everything on offer to&nbsp;keep the tummies full and children happy.

There were junior dancers from FAD Cheer and Dance group as well as free carnival rides, musicians, fairy floss and face painting.

There was plenty of space to pull up stumps and have a relaxing afternoon in the shade too.

Eileen Wood

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