Salt Pan Creek; The native Rhizophoraceae in the wetland communities of Salt Pan Creek is influenced by the tidal flow of the creek, with species and vegetation structure varying with the amount of inundation. The Estuarine – Mangrove Forest growing on the inter-tidal mudflats has extended its natural range due to the impact from settlement.

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Salt Pan Creek; The native Rhizophoraceae in the wetland communities of Salt Pan Creek is influenced by the tidal flow of the creek, with species and vegetation structure varying with the amount of inundation. The Estuarine – Mangrove Forest growing on the inter-tidal mudflats has extended its natural range due to the impact from settlement. by kevin mcvay
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Salt Pan Creek; The native Rhizophoraceae in the wetland communities of Salt Pan Creek is influenced by the tidal flow of the creek, with species and vegetation structure varying with the amount of inundation. The Estuarine – Mangrove Forest growing on the inter-tidal mudflats has extended its natural range due to the impact from settlement. by kevin mcvay
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Bilal mosque & market. Madema.Bilal ibn Rabah (Arabic: بلال بن رباح‎) or Bilal al-Habeshi was an Ethiopian born in Mecca in the late 6th century, sometime between 578 and 582. The Islamic prophet Muhammad chose Bilal as his muezzin, effectively making him the first official muezzin of the Islamic faith. He was among the slaves freed by Abu Bakr. and was known for his beautiful voice with which he called people to their prayers. His name can also be spelled as, "Bilall by kevin mcvay
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NSW Rail Transport Museum. Thirlmere; Thirlmere boomed with the creation of the Great Southern Railway in 1863 to 1867, when the area was blanketed in tents to house the many railway workers that came to the area to work. Thirlmere was valued mostly for the proximity of the Thirlmere Lakes (then called Picton Lakes) which were used to provide water for the steam trains. by PHOTO.K.C
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