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-Wellington Dam is a beautiful place to sail. Being a drowned river valley it has an intricate shoreline with lots to explore.  However you need water in the dam!   Spring time after a wet winter is your best bet.  The water level will still be up and hopefully the weather nice and fine.
+Wellington Dam is a beautiful place to sail. Being a drowned river valley it has an intricate shoreline with lots to explore.  However you need water in the dam!   Spring time after a wet winter is your best bet.  The water level will still be up and hopefully the weather nice and warm.
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 ==== Potters Gorge ====
-Potters Gorge is where you camp and launch your boat.  A beautiful camping area with nice facilities however you need to bring your own drinking water and firewood.  Check the Potters Gorge camping information at the link above for more information.
+Potters Gorge is where you camp and launch your boat.  A beautiful camping area with nice facilities however you need to bring your own drinking water and firewood.  Check the Potters Gorge camping information at the link above for more information.  The Wellington Dam Kiosk is a few km further down the road.  A nice little excursion is to sail down and tie up on the shore a bit before the dam wall and walk up the hill to the kiosk.
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