North Adelaide and indeed the whole of Australia is a hub of world history. Today Archaeologists and historians employ pain staking efforts, researches and studies to identify and trace the history of man, mammals and other creatures. These studies are fuelled and encouraged by the once-in-a-while discovery of fossils, skeletons and remains of creatures believed to have existed several years ago. With these discoveries is the infallible proof that there surely were creatures living in our world thousands or millions of years before we came.
Where can one find fossils or ancient remains? Well, if we all knew then the whole world would surely congregate there to find some more. However in the recent past, several of them have been found in Australia and more specifically in the Northern Adelaide. These findings are accidental most of the time. Annually people come to these regions on vacations and camping; while in their tours or during their stay they could stumble onto these amazing objects which at first they might not recognize.
Northern Adelaide's streams of specialties kick off with their weather. Dry, patchy and warmness characterizes the summers and this is the ideal period for vacationers and campers to visit the region. One of the major features these vacationers engage in is the walking trails. These trails are hundreds and sometimes thousands of kilometres of bushwalking and with this conducive weather, accomplishing these feats is easier. The rains also have their sessions which are higher and the nights cooler much more than the other neighbouring regions.
The earth of the Northern Adelaide is irregular and thus varies from that in other parts. In fact it is a combination of loamy and sandy soils. This is possible because of the uneven and irregular weather in this region. Aside from the top soil showing such variableness in nature and form, the lower strata of soils too vary in their structure. This is why most plants not seen in other regions can have their field day always blossoming and surviving well in North Adelaide.
Gum trees in their numbers abound in Adelaide because of the favourableness of the climate and geology. Gum trees like the Eucalyptus which boasts of numerous health and living uses do well here. This tree has several hundred species which though are lacking in other regions abound here. This has only been helped by the unique nature of this region. Medical practitioners and beauticians rely on the Eucalyptus oil for handling various ailments and are grateful that this environment favours this growth of this tree.
Northern Adelaide stands out as a magical region and a hub for visitors all over the world and this is largely due to its unique geology. Every visitor to these regions is enchanted by the amazing scenery, landscapes and untapped natural endowments and one would have seen the variable topography as a disadvantage but they have been turned into spots for vacationers' delight. Northern Adelaide is one of the sought out locations in the world today and this is largely due to her amazing geology.
Where can one find fossils or ancient remains? Well, if we all knew then the whole world would surely congregate there to find some more. However in the recent past, several of them have been found in Australia and more specifically in the Northern Adelaide. These findings are accidental most of the time. Annually people come to these regions on vacations and camping; while in their tours or during their stay they could stumble onto these amazing objects which at first they might not recognize.
Northern Adelaide's streams of specialties kick off with their weather. Dry, patchy and warmness characterizes the summers and this is the ideal period for vacationers and campers to visit the region. One of the major features these vacationers engage in is the walking trails. These trails are hundreds and sometimes thousands of kilometres of bushwalking and with this conducive weather, accomplishing these feats is easier. The rains also have their sessions which are higher and the nights cooler much more than the other neighbouring regions.
The earth of the Northern Adelaide is irregular and thus varies from that in other parts. In fact it is a combination of loamy and sandy soils. This is possible because of the uneven and irregular weather in this region. Aside from the top soil showing such variableness in nature and form, the lower strata of soils too vary in their structure. This is why most plants not seen in other regions can have their field day always blossoming and surviving well in North Adelaide.
Gum trees in their numbers abound in Adelaide because of the favourableness of the climate and geology. Gum trees like the Eucalyptus which boasts of numerous health and living uses do well here. This tree has several hundred species which though are lacking in other regions abound here. This has only been helped by the unique nature of this region. Medical practitioners and beauticians rely on the Eucalyptus oil for handling various ailments and are grateful that this environment favours this growth of this tree.
Northern Adelaide stands out as a magical region and a hub for visitors all over the world and this is largely due to its unique geology. Every visitor to these regions is enchanted by the amazing scenery, landscapes and untapped natural endowments and one would have seen the variable topography as a disadvantage but they have been turned into spots for vacationers' delight. Northern Adelaide is one of the sought out locations in the world today and this is largely due to her amazing geology.
About the Author:
Christoper Brownstone is an archeologist credited with credible and significant digs in Australia and China. He writes articles and lectures on Australian archeology and travels. This article is an excerpt from his upcoming book, Flinders Ranges National Park.