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Things to do locally
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Bird & animal watch on 100 acres of Fosterton Retreat with the following walks- Bellbird, Lemon tree and Driveway to Dam walk,
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Swim in the Williams River- the wooden-Fosterton Bridge has been replaced by a concrete one, and is easily accessable.
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Balance some rocks and make a Rock tower.
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Walk a labyrinth or all 4 at our place- Fosterton Retreat.
Pirate Max says: "Look at all the free things to do locally...."
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Sit under the stars by the light of a fire in your fire pit,
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Bring your bikes & cycle the Fosterton Loop or at the Dungog Common,
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Visit Chichester Dam or Chichester State Forest
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Swim in the Allyn River, enjoy Ladies Well.
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Walk to the Die Happy Creek.
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Visit the historic town of Dungog
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Explore the Barrington Tops National Park, only 35 minutes to the Jerusalem Creek falls, 45 to Blue Gum loop.
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See artwork in Dungog by Design - an artisan collective with their own gallery/shop in town. (Bronny sells her artwork here & has also done some murals in the area, at the pool and local school).
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More artwork can be found at the Art Society Gallery, and Gallery on Dowling.
Other fun things to do.....
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Learn more about the area at the Dungog Museum
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Buy bread from the famous biodynamic Fosterton Farm bakery on the main st Saturdays.
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Eat at one of the cafes in town or throughout the shire,
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Visit the James Theatre in Dungog- the oldest purpose-built cinema still operating in Australia!
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Unless covid intervenes, enjoy any of the local Dungog festivals: Sculpture on the Farm, Tea Cosy festival, or the Dungog Festival, October long weekend
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Hire pushbikes and cycle the area.
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Bring your golf clubs and have a game at the Dungog District Golf Club
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Be inspired with DIY Interior Design ideas at Inspired by Design
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Eat or enjoy a performance at the old Royal Hotel.
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