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Conveyancing is a legal process of transferring property ownership from one party to another. Although you can buy or sell your property yourself, it is not recommended as conveyancing, a ‘legal’ process, involves rules and laws that ordinary people may not be familiar with. For an affordable price, a conveyancing solicitor can make the whole conveyance easy for you. They have extensive experience and knowledge about the procedure and the laws included throughout its stages. Getting advice from a licensed conveyancing law firm like LEAD Conveyancing will benefit you in the long run, even when the conveyance is over.

Salisbury is a village in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Dungog City. The 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics census revealed that the town has exactly 50 residents, 25 males and 25 females, and the average age of residents is 55 years, more than a decade older than the Australian national average of 38 years. The current number of residents shows a decline of more than 80% compared to the town’s 2011 population. As late as 2011, almost 70% of the dwellings were owner-occupied. Residents are clerical and administrative workers, labourers, machine operators, drivers, technicians and professionals.

Moreover, the 2021 census showed that the average weekly income of Salisbury residents is $1875, and the average monthly loan repayment is $3250. 86% of the residents were born in Australia, while others were born in the United Kingdom. 57% of the population practices Christianity. Since 2015, the town has had a population density of 0.5 per square kilometre, with most residents living as couples without children. The average highest temperature is 24.1 degrees Celsius, while the lowest is 12.7 degrees Celcius, making it have a moderately hot and moderately cold climate.

Salisbury is the perfect place to experience what it is like to live far from the city. You can live in the village permanently or for fun if you want to try something new. It is a rural area that is good for people seeking a peaceful place to rest their bodies and minds from the stress of constantly living and trying their best to survive in the city centre. Some statistics of Salisbury include

• It is approximately 28 kilometres northwest of the Dungog City administrative centre
• It is about 100 square kilometres wide
• It is around 248 kilometres from Sydney’s central business district

Although far from the city, Salisbury has many fantastic spots worth travelling with your family. It has man-made and natural attractions that are unique from other attractions in nearby villages. For example, Ladies Well is a renowned swimming hole located on the Allyn River, and it is a hidden gem where visitors can enjoy the river's cold water adjacent to a lush forest with granite boulders.

Another natural water body attraction is Rocky Crossing Walk, along Williams River offering scenic rainforest views, wildlife encounters and a 12-kilometre-long walking track in Barrington Tops National Park. Bring your best binoculars so you can see the various species of birds while walking along the challenging walking track.

Williams River Picnic Area is a great spot to spend the weekend with friends or loved ones. You can stop by there and eat after visiting Rocky Crossing Walk. The green area will ease your mind and body and make you forget your problems while staying there. After your rest, you can continue to explore other nearby tourist attractions. Other places you may see include

• Barrington Tops National Park
• Country Elegance Gardens and Gifts
• Jerusalem Creek Trail