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short distance from the city is an area in the North Parklands that
remains a lot like the original open country that existed before
Adelaide was established in the 19th Century. I went there on my bike
to look around. |
I found some horses that had been grazing in the open paddocks |
Several horses came across to me when I called to them. |
I talked to them softly and they just stood there listening. | I felt tempted to pat them but a sign on the fence warned me against doing so. |
This was an area with a country feel to it. It was a quiet and peaceful place. |
One of the open areas for grazing. |
One of several places for horses to drink. |
I
photographed the whole area with a panoramic view. Not many
people know about this open region of solitude just 5 minutes
from the city. |
This is the location of the open country. |
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