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Indigenous People and Culture. The animating spirit of all Gunawirra projects is the creating of a space in which to listen, a space where the voices of traumatized children could be heard, in a way that gives those voices relevance. Para Wirra Recreation Park is not only important as an educational resource, but also for its conservation and recreation value. The boundary of the recreation park is contiguous with, and forms part of a 2,573 hectares (6,360 acres) block of native vegetation. Para Wirra Recreation Park is predominately covered in eucalyptus; however there is a wide variety of vegetation types. Some of these include: - Woodland-Open Woodland (low open woodland) - Low open forest-Closed scrub-Eucalyptus open scrub-Melaleuca uncinata open scrub-Melaleuca uncinata closed heath. Para Wirra Recreation Park (1409 hectares) was dedicated in 1962. Para Wirra is an aboriginal phrase meaning river with scrub. It is a beautiful bushland reserve with many walking trails including The Knob, Lizard Rock, Devil's Nose and Hissey Loop. Every trails or hikes have different attractions. Please visit the Walks page to know more about it Wirra Wirra | McLaren Vale. Winemaker-Paul Smith. As its aboriginal name infers, Wirra Wirra is nestled amongst the gums, an historic ironstone winery that bears testament to the unique vision of its founder, the late Greg Trott. A man of big ideas and grand gestures, Trott's pioneering spirit and sense of fun is on display for all to enjoy at the cellar door. From the call of the Angelus bell atop the winery, to the 3 tonne post and rail fence known as Woodhenge that welcomes visitors, Wirra Wirra offers a unique and memorable winery experience. Poorinna-Witchelina W Place Names Wirra Wirra Nomenclature Wirra is a Kaurna tribal word meaning 'in the midst of red gum trees'. General Notes The vineyard at McLaren Vale is described in the Register, 3 March 1910, page 15b. Also see South Australia-Industries-Rural, Primary and Secondary-Viticulture. Poorinna-Witchelina W Place Names Winicke Berick Well Nomenclature Probably corrupted from the Aboriginal byrlung byrleck - 'the sea'. General Notes In the Peake District (see Manning's Place Names of SA under Box Flat). Probably corrupted from the Aboriginal byrlung byrleck - the sea. By family we mean the Tribe and their offspring. At Wirra Wirra the culture built around our people has been one of the driving factors behind our longevity. We're like a small family business, but without the shouting. We celebrate our successes and milestones. Explore our story. Perched atop our winery in a modest belltower sits a 3/4 tonne bell that we ring either on occasion or randomly; securing our grounds is a boundary fence known as Woodhenge made from massive threaded redgum trunks; and a man in a bowler hat and suit “lives” in a red row boat in our vineyards. Poorinna-Witchelina W Place Names Wirreanda Nomenclature Derived from the Aboriginal wirra - 'gum tree' and ando - 'rock wallaby'. General Notes University Lands at Wirreanda is in the Observer, 4 August 1883, page 36a. Poorinna-Witchelina W Place Names Winicke Berick Well Nomenclature Probably corrupted from the Aboriginal byrlung byrleck - 'the sea'. General Notes In the Peake District (see Manning's Place Names of SA under Box Flat). Probably corrupted from the Aboriginal byrlung byrleck - the sea. Location [edit]. Para Wirra Recreation Park is located in the northern Mount Lofty Ranges, approximately 40 kilometres (25 mi) northeast of Adelaide CBD, and 19 kilometres (12 mi) southeast of Gawler. The other close townships to the park are One Tree Hill to the south and Williamstown to the east. Para Wirra Recreation Park is predominately covered in eucalyptus; however there is a wide variety of vegetation types. Some of these include: - Woodland-Open Woodland (low open woodland) - Low open forest-Closed scrub-Eucalyptus open scrub-Melaleuca uncinata open scrub-Melaleuca uncinata closed heath. We're serious about the wine we make, the wines we drink and the biodynamic vines we grow-but we believe that everything else should be fun... The ¾ tonne Wirra Wirra bell that sits proudly atop our cellars was found in a wrecker's yard. Explore our story. Perched atop our winery in a modest belltower sits a 3/4 tonne bell that we ring either on occasion or randomly; securing our grounds is a boundary fence known as Woodhenge made from massive threaded redgum trunks; and a man in a bowler hat and suit “lives” in a red row boat in our vineyards.
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