Last week, the family of 10 was evicted from the Windmeul Kelder Wine Farm.
CAPE TOWN - A Paarl family evicted from a wine farm will continue a legal battle to return to their home of 38 years.
Family member Elna Brown said the family, including four young children, have been camping on the side of the road since last week with personal belongings, electrical appliances and beds. Brown said they will not consider the Drakenstein Municipality's offer of alternative accommodation in New Orleans Park.
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