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About 500km north-west of Sydney, on the other side of the Pilliga scrub, you’ll find the small town of Baradine - a major tourist drawcard brimming with culture.

At its heart lies the “Sculptures in the Scrub Walking track” which is attracting visitors from as far away as Europe.

“I get people from all over the world, people from Poland, Germany and sometimes I don’t understand their language. But once I start talking about the land, what happened there, who used to live there, that there’s a settlement at the bottom of Andrew Gorge … they’re really interested,” Baradine LALC Board Member Patricia Madden says.

“Sculptures in the Scrub Walking Track” is the brainchild of the Baradine LALC, who alongside the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, engaged a number of Aboriginal artists to create several works of art.