The drive into the National Park is largely along a dirt road with lots of bends which Israel loved. My ghoulsīefore leaving Lithgow, we took a short drive (about 1 hour) to the Glow Worm Tunnel at Wollemi National Park.
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Plus there’s also safety in numbers and numbers there were at this festival. Yes they are still strangers but I personally feel it’s a safer environment because the shop owners have a lot at stake, and in a town, the shop owners are usually well known. With a festival like this, it’s a big street party and the shop owners are giving out the lollies for trick or treat. The other thing is I’ve read how a lot of mums are concerned about how trick or treat encourages kids to go knocking on doors and taking lollies from strangers. Everyone gets in the spirit – there was barely a person who was not dressed up. If you’re asking yourself why as a Health Coach I would be talking about Halloween as being amazing and having a blast, you can find out my views on Halloween here. The festival draws people from outside Lithgow too.
What I really loved about this festival was how nearly all the shops in the whole of Main Street really got into the spirit of the festival. Evidently it is one of the biggest Halloween Festivals in NSW and we had a blast. For now, here’s a bit of a look at what our Family Tour Diary Week 4 looked like. But this is our Family Tour Diary Week 4, and I’ll write about our mission separately when I do my Lithgow report for you. I spent 12 hours on my feet serving green smoothies and talking to people about real food. We had loads of fun at the Lithgow Halloween 15 Festival. It’s been mixed with a small amount of work, and plenty of family adventures. This week has been awesome in so many ways. Lush green playing fields, humming little streets and a great mix of old world charm.
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