The Clog Barn Coffs Harbour
Garry Laing • 30 October 2020
I recently had the pleasure of meeting John Hartsuyker, the son of Tom Hartsuyker at the institution that is the Clog Barn in Coffs Harbor when I was requested to create a 360⁰ virtual tour for the premises.
What a great place this is. Tom started the business in 1984 which included a caravan park. Not only do you get to see the finished works and demonstrations of the art of clog making but you definitely need to go outside and take a wander through the Miniature Dutch Village that Tom started creating all those years ago and still works on to this day.
Pick up some terrific souvenirs, watch clogs being made, tour the miniature village, grab an excellent snack and coffee, and even stay right on the premises in their holiday park.
Take a look below what a 360 degree tour of a business looks like and better yet, if you're ever heading through Coffs Harbour, pop in and take a look yourself in person.
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