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Hundreds of bargain hunters flocked to the St Andrew’s giant craft & collectable fair in Cambridge yesterday.
More than 100 stalls selling everything from food to art supplies kept people of all ages occupied on the final day of the long weekend, as captured by Times photographer Bruce Mercer.
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