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	Adelaide Hills - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Waterfall Gully waterfall in the Adelaide Foothills
		The Adelaide Hills are part of the Mount Lofty Ranges, east of the city of Adelaide in the state of South Australia.
		The Adelaide hills region is close enough to commute to the city, yet is the gateway to the country, so residents enjoy the best of both worlds - the country community life and the convenience of the city.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adelaide_Hills (451 words)

	Adelaide - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Adelaide was established as the centre of a planned colony of free immigrants, promising civil liberties and freedom from religious persecution, and does not share the convict settlement history of other Australian cities like Sydney and Hobart.
		Adelaide's first hospital was the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH), founded in 1840, it is one of the major hospitals in Adelaide and is a teaching hospital of the University of Adelaide.
		Adelaide has one freeway, the South Eastern Freeway, connecting the city with the Adelaide Hills, and two expressways; the Port River Expressway connecting Port Adelaide and Outer Harbour to interstate routes and the Southern Expressway, an interchangeable one-way road connecting the southern suburbs with the city proper.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adelaide (5058 words)

	Adelaide Plains and Adelaide Hills Region \| Ceravolo
		Thirty minutes and 30 kilometres north of Adelaide, the Adelaide Plains sprawls south east of the Barossa Valley, bounded on the east by the Adelaide Hills and to the west by the coastal waters of Gulf St Vincent.
		Adelaide Hills grapes were planted as early as 1839, but it was not until the early 1980's that there was a renaissance for vineyards and winemaking in this region.
		The Adelaide Hills region is very beautiful, with a patchwork of forests, farms, orchards and vineyards, scattered amidst picturesque hill settings with spectacular views across lush valleys.
	www.ceravolo.com.au /region.php (1139 words)

	Adelaide Hills Hotels, SA - Check-in.com.au - Adelaide Hills Hotels & Accommodation
		There's everything from the Adelaide Hills Harvest Festival for food and wine lovers in February; to the Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival in March; the Heysen Festival for arts lovers in September/October; and the spectacular Lobethal Lights Christmas extravaganza in December.
		The cool-climate wines of the Adelaide Hills are among the most prestigious in Australia.
		Hills producers and chefs show off their skills on the Taste the Adelaide Hills trail.
	www.check-in.com.au /SA/Adelaide_Hills_hotels.htm (1042 words)

	Walkabout - Adelaide Hills
		This general coverage is an attempt to cover some of the particular attractions of the smaller villages in the Adelaide Hills.
		The streams which flow through the hills were ideal sources of power for the establishment of flour mills.
		Located at 120 Old Norton Summit Road at Norton Summit this historic winery (Grove Hill nursery and orchard was established in 1846) was established in 1992 and specialises in both white table wines and sparkling wine derived from pinot noir, riesling and chardonnay grapes.
	www.walkabout.com.au /fairfax/locations/SAAdelaideHills.shtml (1085 words)

	Adelaide Hills
		The beautiful Adelaide Hills are the part of the Mount Lofty Ranges closest to the city, just thirty minutes’ drive away, and for the most part accessible by train and the Hills Transit bus service (tel 08/8339 1191).
		The Heysen Trail long-distance walk cuts across the hills, with a series of YHA hostels along it; most are run on a limited-access basis and the key must first be obtained from the Adelaide office, 38 Sturt St (tel 08/8231 5583).
		Hills Transit buses #820, #821 and #822 run from Adelaide bus terminal or Currie Street via Crafers and up Piccadilly Road, from where you can access the eastern side of the Botanic Gardens.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/adl_adelaidehills.asp (1341 words)

	Adelaide Region
		Adelaide is situated on the Adelaide plains, a flat, fertile corridor of land between Gulf St Vincent and the arc of the Mount Lofty Ranges.
		ADELAIDE is always thought of as a gracious city and an easy place to live; despite a population of around one million and a slick veneer of sophistication, it still has the feel of an overgrown country town.
		Closest at hand are the Adelaide Hills, southeast of the city, which are popular for weekend outings and have numerous small national and conservation parks that are great for walking.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/adelaideregion.asp (1736 words)

	Your Home Technical Manual - 7.6b House - Cool Temperate - Adelaide Hills
		Adelaide residents worry mostly about summer heat and 'cheat' a little in winter by using wood heating to compensate for less efficient use of passive heating.
		Septic tanks are a problem in the Adelaide Hills, especially in the watershed.
		Adelaide University monitored the house for the first 12 months and found that only 11.5 GJ of heating energy was actually used compared to NatHERS' 39 GJ prediction.
	www.greenhouse.gov.au /yourhome/technical/fs76b.htm (2704 words)

	About Adelaide South Australia
		Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, was planned in 1836, by surveyor Colonel William Light.
		Adelaide is close to the sea, with Semaphore and Port Adelaide to the north, Henley Beach and West Beach to the east, Glenelg and Brighton to the south, and even further south Onkaparinga and the Fleurieu Peninsula.
		The Stamford Grand Adelaide (left) on the beachfront in the heart of seaside Glenelg is only 20 minutes from the city centre and 10 minutes from the domestic and international airports.
	www.bcl.com.au /adelaide/about.htm (427 words)

	Welcome
		The Adelaide Hills frame the city of Adelaide and offer a lifestyle that embraces both the rural location and the cosmopolitan features of Australian culture.
		Adelaide Hills Council currently seek a highly motivated Supervisor Civil Works undertaking a lead role in providing and maintaining council's civil infrastructure and leading a team of 40 staff.
		Adelaide Hills Council announces proposed changes to policies concerning public notification of development proposals and seeks public input on Categories of Public Notification PAR.
	www.ahc.sa.gov.au (373 words)

	Adelaide Hills Christian City Chruch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		We are certain we are in the midst of a season when we will see hundreds and thousands of people flocking into churches such as ours all around the world.
		The Adelaide Hills area is a special part of the world where we know we are called to grow a significant church.
		God has called together a fantastic team of people to become CCC Adelaide Hills and He is adding great people to the church every week.
	www.adelaidehillsccc.asn.au (189 words)

	ADELAIDE HILLS, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, MOUNT LOFTY RANGES, SCENIC DRIVES THROUGH ADELAIDE HILLS, PLACES TO VISIT IN ADELAIDE ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Adelaide Hills is part of the Mount Lofty Ranges and is a pleasant, thirty minute drive South East of Adelaide.
		On the way to Adelaide Hills there are various places worth visiting along the way, and plenty of scenic routes which you can take to get there.
		Also towards the south of Adelaide Hills is Hahndorf, the oldest surviving German settlement in Australia.
	www.australianexplorer.com /adelaide_hills.htm (655 words)

	Adelaide Hills Map, Australia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Map shows the Adelaide Hills region which is another of the wine regions in the area.
		Adelaide is a popular international tourist destination and its west coast location makes it usually the first or last port of call in Australia.
		The Map of the Adelaide is one of 47 maps covering the entire continent of Australia.
	www.auinfo.com /Adelaide_Hills_Map.html (252 words)

	Leabrook Estate - Adelaide Hills
		The Adelaide Hills Wine Region is located in close proximity to Adelaide.
		The coolness of the Hills areas also ensures the Sauvignon Blanc will always be a predominant variety with the full range of styles emerging from asparagus to fruit salad flavour sensations, based on the fruit source and winemaker's influence.
		Adelaide Hills will prove to be an excellent pinot region, probably when the abundance of fruit flavours evident in its Chardonnays is controlled to give the refined elegance and subilties of the great pinot noirs.
	www.leabrookestate.com /adelaidehills (556 words)

	Adelaide Hills Wine Region
		The Adelaide Hills wine region is part of the Mt Lofty Ranges on the eastern side of the City of Adelaide.
		The undulating topography of The Adelaide Hills generates a wide range of microclimates but the region is generally cooler and moister than Adelaide and the coastal plain.
		Adelaide Hills is one of sixty wine regions described in the Book Emerging Varietal Wines of Australia.
	www.vinodiversity.com /Adelaide-Hills.html (271 words)

	Henschke : Regions › Adelaide Hills
		The Adelaide Hills winegrowing district is a 70-kilometre swathe of the South Mount Lofty Ranges stretching from Mount Pleasant in the north to Mount Compass in the south; the nominal lowest altitude of vineyards is 400 metres.
		The generally known features of the Adelaide Hills vineyards are high altitude, cooler growing period, characterised by a cool, wet spring, and a typically South Australian dry summer which provides full fruit maturation in most years, except with late varieties.
		The resurgence of viticulture in the Adelaide Hills came about in the 1970s, when the Verralls at Glenara established vineyards in 1971, and Petaluma in the late 1970s.
	www.henschke.com.au /regions/adelaidehills (852 words)

	South Australian holidays, travel and tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Drive the region's many scenic routes and you'll find picture-postcard views at every turn; some of the best cool-climate wines in Australia; koalas, kangaroos and enough cute native animals to melt even the most world-weary heart; and gorgeous places to rest your head at the end of gentle days of discovery.
		The cool-climate wines of the Adelaide Hills are among the most prestigious in Australia.
		The sanctuary is just near Mylor (less than 30 minutes from Adelaide) and now features convention facilities for 30 people, a family picnic area and the Bilby Cafe, open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 8pm.
	www.southaustralia.com /product.asp?product_id=9002719 (932 words)

	Talunga Wines - Adelaide Hills
		This wine is made from grapes grown north east of Adelaide, an area which forms part of a new and exciting wine growing district, at the foot of the Adelaide Hills.
		The One Tree Hill Vineyard is in the north east of Adelaide - an area which forms part of a new and exciting wine growing district, at the foot of the Adelaide hills.
		With an altitude of approximately 210m above sea level, the climate influence in the vineyard is the sea breezes from the Gulf.
	www.talunga.com.au /wines/wines.htm (624 words)

	Talunga Wines - Adelaide Hills
		Moving upwards from the Adelaide Plains on winding hills roads, you enter the Adelaide Hills Wine Region which is home to many internationally acclaimed vineyards, that produce an incredible range of red, white and other specialty wines.
		Vince and Tina Scaffidi established their vineyard at Gumeracha in the picturesque Adelaide Hills area in 1987.
		The vineyards are in a cool climate setting, giving a slow ripening period, which allows the natural fruity character of the grapes to be retained in the juice.
	www.talunga.com.au (125 words)

	Holiday accommodation Adelaide Hills
		Adelaide Hills highlights include food, wine, historic buildings and scenic mountain views in the many picteuresque villages.
		The Adelaide Hills also boasts a wide range of accomodation to suit every holiday and visit - from hotels and resorts to unique self contained holiday houses and luxury bed and breakfast accommodation.
		If you are after discount Adelaide Hills accommodation look for the specials icon or tick the "specials only" box on the Quick Search.
	www.takeabreak.com.au /AdelaideHills.html (717 words)

	ADELAIDE INFORMATION, ADELAIDE CITY FACTS, INFORMATION ABOUT ADELAIDE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a civilised and calm city, that is home to around one million people.
		Adelaide's city centre has been well planned and is made up of a grid of streets and various squares.
		There are many options for accommodation, either in the heart of the city or alternatively on the coast, or amongst the wonderful landscape in the Adelaide Hills.
	www.australianexplorer.com /adelaide_information.htm (342 words)

	Adelaide Hills Accommodation, South Australia - Bed & Breakfast and Farmstay
		Set in a stunning hills garden with an abundance of native birds, winter creek,...
		Enjoy the many attractions of the Adelaide Hills from one of the most popular...
		Country Cottages -In the Heart of the Adelaide Hills Original Australian...
	www.bandbfsa.com.au /region.asp?RegionID=2 (362 words)

	Adelaide Hills Food - Network of Food Producers - Beer, Wine, Bread, Cakes, Cheese, Chocolate and Confectionery, ...
		"The Adelaide Hills are home to a wonderful array of unique artisan food producers.
		Undulating hills, green valleys, cool air, an area rich in history, but obviously embracing innovation and value adding...
		The Adelaide Hills Food web site will soon be upgraded; in the meantime some content may not be current.
	www.adelaidehillsfood.com.au (138 words)

	Wine Australia - Events - Event Detail - Hills Harvest Festival 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Adelaide Hills Harvest Festival 2006 is a weekend of pure indulgence.
		The weekend of April 1-2, Adelaide Hills Wine producers will tempt you with some of the region’s best.
		Saturday gives you the chance to explore what beats at the heart of the Adelaide Hills with a series of pre-booked events including intimate tastings and gourmet experiences across the region.
	www.wineaustralia.com /Global/Archive/Detail.aspx?p=28&id=27 (297 words)

	ZONTA Adelaide Hills
		Dr Heide Taylor arranged several meetings with a number of professional women in the Hills area in June 1987 with a view to founding a new Club.
		The Charter Dinner of the Zonta Club of the Adelaide Hills held at Mt Lofty Golf Club in October 1987 was attended by 34 Charter members.
		Adelaide Hills Club has supported local as well as international projects.
	www.zontaadelaidehills.org.au (137 words)

	Explore the Adelaide Hills
		The Adelaide Hills are only a short 20 minute drive from Adelaide's city centre.
		Aldgate and Stirling are renowned for their glorious autumn season, when the rolling green hills turn into various shades of red, orange and yellow.
		The Adelaide Hills is renowned for producing excellent white varieties and sparkling wines.
	www.cladichpavilions.com /04Explore (341 words)

	Adelaide Travel Information \| Lonely Planet Destination Guide
		The solidity goes further than architecture, for Adelaide was once regarded as a city of wowsers (read: puritan spoilsports) and was renowned chiefly for its disproportionately large number of churches.
		The city of Adelaide was named in 1836 after the wife of King William IV.
		The king had married Adelaide, Princess of Saxe-Meiningen, only after a long relationship, and ten children, with Mrs Dorothy Jordan, an actress.
	www.lonelyplanet.com /worldguide/destinations/pacific/australia/adelaide (242 words)

	Adelaide Hills Food and Wine Attractions
		Hahndorf Hill Winery Hahndorf Hill Winery is set in the midst of a beautiful vineyard and is less than a kilometre from the main road of Hahndorf village.
		Maximilian's Adelaide Hills Maximilian’s Winery Restaurant is an iconic South Australian food and wine destination.
		Springs Smoked Seafood Established in 1990 in the Adelaide Hills town of Mount Barker, Springs Smoked Seafoods is now recognized as the established market leader in Australia...
	www.about-australia.com /travel-guides/south-australia/adelaide-hills/attractions/food-wine (779 words)

	Adelaide Hills backpacker hostels, accommodation, and budget travel information
		This is a beautiful region that overlooks the city of Adelaide and is only about 30 minutes drive away from the city centre.
		There are many wineries in the area that are worth exploring, there are also some great little townships that offer a good selection of arts and craft and places to eat.
		The Adelaide Hills area also offers excellent bushwalking tracks with over 1,000km of tracks to choose from.
	www.backpackaround.com.au /backpack_adelaide_hills.html (143 words)

	Adelaide Hills Council - Newspapers
		A number of local newspapers and newsletters serve the Adelaide Hills Council area and surrounds.
		Hills and Valley edition covers Adelaide Hills issues largely focussed on the local Blackwood, Belair area and extending to the southern suburbs of Adelaide.
		Articles and special editions relating to the Adelaide Hills often appear in The Advertiser, the Adelaide Review and the Weekender newspapers.
	www.ahc.sa.gov.au /site/page.cfm?u=126&print=1 (202 words)

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