For a fee cows were registered to graze on council roads. The original 10 acres of William Fox has been handed down to the fifth generation and children from each generation have and are attending the local Wallington School. Special gatherings were held in the school to raise money for a hall which was built 1933. The bullock wagon track from Queenscliff Road to Ocean Grove was clearly visible around 1915, the way of least resistance cut through the bush of Wallington and Fenwick, holdings of Mullins, Fox, Harding, G. Chambers. The remains of the holding yard for the bullocks were standing 1975.
Signs are to be seen where aborigines removed bark from trees to make canoes.
A bag was left at the Fenwick Post Office. This office served its purpose only a short time, rainfall was recorded. Miss Charlotte Fox being Post Mistress. The delivery stable for change of horses in Ocean Grove was at 55 The Parade. Taking produce to the weekly markets in Geelong progressed from the horse drawn vehicle to the motor.