Wagterskop 4x4 (TyreWorx Hoedspruit) is giving one Wagtersfees supporter the chance to take home a particularly impressive braai.
A good braai and a Lowveld weekend have always made pretty good travelling companions - and Wagterskop 4x4 (TyreWorx Hoedspruit) is giving one Wagtersfees supporter the chance to take home a particularly impressive one.
This Hoedspruit 4x4 specialists are giving away a custom stainless-steel braai as part of this year’s Wagtersfees, taking place at Bosveld Village in Hoedspruit on Saturday, September 5.
It is a fitting prize for this part of the country. Whether packed for a camping weekend, a trip into the bush or simply fired up at home, the custom-built braai carries the Wagterskop 4x4 name and is made for exactly the sort of outdoor living for which the Lowveld is known.
Entering the competition is simple. Follow @Wagterskop4x4, like the competition post and comment “BRAAI”. The winner will be drawn on Monday, September 7.
The giveaway also forms part of a weekend with a bigger purpose.
Wagtersfees is an annual community festival supporting Hoedspruit Plaaswag and recognising the people who help safeguard the area’s communities, farms and wildlife. Gates open at Bosveld Village at 12:00 on Saturday, with Martin Bester, Ross Learmonth and Jakkals Vibes among those providing the entertainment. The Springboks’ match against the All Blacks will be screened live on the big screen, while visitors can also expect a community auction, food and drink stalls and a beer tent.
For travellers heading into Hoedspruit and the surrounding bushveld this weekend, Wagtersfees offers something beyond the usual tourism trail – a chance to spend the day with the community that calls this remarkable part of the Lowveld home, and thanks to Wagterskop 4x4 (TyreWorx Hoedspruit), someone will leave the weekend with a little more firepower for their next bushveld adventure.
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