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Behnazzz Posted 20 years ago
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Adelaide was first settled by Europeans in 1836. They landed at a place they named Port Misery

There was a proclamation under this old gum tree. The state was planned as a colony of free settlers, unlike the other states that were settled by convicts brought out from English jails. This distinction can be a matter of Adelaidean snobbery.

The city was planned by Colonel William Light in the form of a grid with wide streets surrounded by parklands.

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Behnazzz Adelaide was first settled by Europeans in 1836. They landed at a place they named Port Misery There was a proclamation under this old gum tree . The state was planned as a colony of free settlers , unlike the other states that were settled by convicts brought out from English jails .

  • Behnazzz Adelaide was first settled by Europeans in 1836.
  • They landed at a place they named Port Misery There was a proclamation under this old gum tree .
  • The state was planned as a colony of free settlers , unlike the other states that were settled by convicts brought out from English jails .
  • This distinction can be a matter of Adelaidean snobbery.
  • The city was planned by Colonel William Light in the form of a grid with wide streets surrounded by parklands.
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BehnazzzAdelaide was first settled by Europeans in 1836. They landed at a place they named Port Misery

There was a proclamation under this old gum tree. The state was planned as a colony of free settlers, unlike the other states that were settled by
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Hi,

Permit me to offend Australian readers by trotting out an old joke.

A traveller arrives in Australia, and is questioned as he goes through immigration.

Immigration officer: Do you have a criminal record?

Traveller: No, is that still necessary?

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