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FE1[0]=" Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a small elegant city in a park. Set beside the Torrens River between the Adelaide Hills and the Gulf of St Vincent, it is probably Australia's best-preserved capital city. Designed by C";
FE2[0]="olonel William Light in 1836, the city centre is laid out on a square mile grid of wide streets with gracious colonial architecture surrounded by 930 hectares of parklands. All the inner city highlights are within easy walking dis";
FE3[0]="tance and it's almost impossible to get lost. The Mediterranean climate encourages a relaxed and indulgent lifestyle. This is a city of pubs, cafes, restaurants, fine, fresh food and wine. Adelaide's million or so people love to h";
FE4[0]="ave a good time and host festivals for everything from the arts, and wine and food to roses, car races and horse trials. Every two years, the entire city becomes a stage for the internationally acclaimed Adelaide Festival of Arts ";
FE5[0]="and the Festival Fringe. Patritti Winery in Clacton Road, Dover Gardens is the only remaining major winery in metropolitan Adelaide. It's a busy multi-faceted winery employing up to 18 people during vintage, which is all the more ";
FE6[0]="reason it is worth a look. The first batch of Two Dogs lemonade, now known around the world, was made there in 1995. Recently, a Japanese company leased the winery's end cellar to make sake on a trial basis, employing local people";
FE7[0]=". The sake was so satisfactory that the company has leased a factory in Regency Park. Patritti's makes table, dessert and sparkling wines and brandy for domestic and export markets. These days the fruit comes from the Patritti's o";
FE8[0]="wn vineyard at Blewitt Springs and other growers down south. Tours of the winery take at least 1.5 hours, and involve all aspects of the winemaking process, including refrigeration, fermentation, laboratory, storage and bottling h";
FE9[0]="all. They are popular with schools and service clubs, and are by appointment. The cellar door is always open, 9am to 6pm except Sundays and public holidays.";
LA1[0]=" Adelaide lies between the Hills and the Sea on approximately the same latitude as Cape Town with a very similar climate except for slightly higher summer temperatures. It has a Mediterranean climate with winter rainfall and sunny ";
LA2[0]="summers. There are lots of attractive parks in all suburbs and the City of Adelaide is surrounded on four sides by a wide green belt that cools the summer winds across the suburbs. The city is built on a plain between the fault sc";
LA3[0]="arps of the Mount Lofty Ranges and Gulf St Vincent. This plain tapers towards the south where the city spills over the hills, incorporating Noarlunga into the metropolitan area. Growth is focused on the corridor to the north throu";
LA4[0]="gh Gawler. The most favoured area for living is the Mount Lofty Ranges, east of Adelaide, where the climate is less harsh in summer than in Adelaide.";
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CL1[0]=" Adelaide enjoys a modern Mediterranean-style culture, and the climate to match. That is cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the nicest times of the year, with very p";
CL2[0]="leasant temperatures and manageable rainfall. The city of Adelaide is situated 138º 35'E and 34º 55'S, in the central south of the Australian mainland. It shares its latitude with Santiago in Chile and Cape Town in South Africa, w";
CL3[0]="hich correspond in the northern hemisphere to Casablanca, Atlanta and San Diego. Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean climate with a 15 degrees Celsius average daily temperature in winter and a 29 degrees Celsius average over the summe";
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HI1[0]=" Adelaide was designed by Colonel William Light in 1836, the city centre is laid out on a square mile grid of wide streets with gracious colonial architecture surrounded by 930 hectares of parklands. All the inner city highlights a";
HI2[0]="re within easy walking distance and it's almost impossible to get lost. Light designed and set out the city in a square mile, with a central park and plenty of open spaces. The wide boulevards and graceful buildings envisaged by L";
HI3[0]="ight are still evident today and give Adelaide a comfortable, refined feel. A quirky historical coincidence for trivia-seekers is that Adelaide is a sister city of Austin Texas. Both cities were incorporated in 1840, and are capit";
HI4[0]="als of states founded in 1836. Once known as the City of Churches, Adelaide these days is far from a puritan's paradise. In the past it has had a reputation as being a bit staid, but it is also a progressive city of admirable soci";
HI5[0]="al programs, and has the distinction of being the first state in the world where women were granted equal voting rights, in 1896. South Australia's Police Force was the first in the British Commonwealth to introduce women police o";
HI6[0]="fficers, while the Justices Association was the first of its kind in the world. These early indications of social justice have been carried forward to a present-day tolerance and liberal society of which South Australians justifia";
HI7[0]="bly feel proud. In the 1840s and 1850s the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley areas were populated by a wave of immigrants from Silesia and Germany who fled their homeland in fear of religious persecution. It was they who were resp";
HI8[0]="onsible for establishing the first of South Australia's famous vineyards. As land was taken up in the fertile south­east, farmers moved farther afield to the Eyre and Yorke peninsulas and the drier northern areas. Lack of water ha";
HI9[0]="s always been a problem for large areas of South Australia and the state led the way with the first use of irrigation to water crops at Renmark on the River Murray.   ";