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At the Heemstede fair, you go back in time in many ways, except for one important respect

At the Heemstede fair, you go back in time in many ways, except for one important respect

The annual Pentecost fair in Heemstede recently drew large crowds, particularly families with young children attracted by popular animated characters. While the event offers a nostalgic experience, it remains a highly anticipated local tradition promoted through schools and advertisements.

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