Dayspring Farmyard owners Dave and Les Ervine with their weekly visitors from Thuthukani Special School. With them is (back right) Ola Sales Manager, Pieter Kaldenberg; (front) Samkelo Mtinyane, Khanyisani Mhlongo, Nokuthula Zunga, Mxolosi Mchunu and Samkelo Mtiyane
DAYSPRING Farmyard is still open for business and are trying their best to raise funds to rebuild the stables that were burnt down early this year.
One such initiative is the Buy-A-Brick Campaign where companies, businesses and families can show their support by purchasing a brick to help with the rebuild.
With birthday parties and venue hire, a wide assortment of animals and an equestrian centre, Dayspring Farmyard has something for the whole family. For more information you can contact Les or Dave Ervine on 082 4416929 or 035 7920045
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