#maiwar — Public Fediverse posts
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Everything is water book about walking the River by Simon Cleary interviewed.
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/latenightlive/river-walk-brisbane-simon-cleary/104131956#Meanjin: Refers to the area around what is now known as the city of “Brisbane” It is the #Turrbal word for the area.
#maiwar Original name for the “Brisbane River” used by the #Yugera people, who also had a presence in the region.
#Toowong: this name was used for a section of the river too.
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Everything is water book about walking the River by Simon Cleary interviewed.
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/latenightlive/river-walk-brisbane-simon-cleary/104131956#Meanjin: Refers to the area around what is now known as the city of “Brisbane” It is the #Turrbal word for the area.
#maiwar Original name for the “Brisbane River” used by the #Yugera people, who also had a presence in the region.
#Toowong: this name was used for a section of the river too.
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Everything is water book about walking the River by Simon Cleary interviewed.
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/latenightlive/river-walk-brisbane-simon-cleary/104131956#Meanjin: Refers to the area around what is now known as the city of “Brisbane” It is the #Turrbal word for the area.
#maiwar Original name for the “Brisbane River” used by the #Yugera people, who also had a presence in the region.
#Toowong: this name was used for a section of the river too.
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195 years ago, Allan Cunningham collected the type specimen for Acacia fimbriata from a Brisbane/Maiwar river bank. Thus it got its common name the Brisbane golden wattle. Here it is growing in a dry Eucalyptus woodland community on a nutrient-poor, sandy-soil ridge in the #SevenHillsBushlandReserve. The channeling habit which directs rainwater to its roots is obvious. And what a welcome sight is the spectacular inflorescence in the middle of winter!
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195 years ago, Allan Cunningham collected the type specimen for Acacia fimbriata from a Brisbane/Maiwar river bank. Thus it got its common name the Brisbane golden wattle. Here it is growing in a dry Eucalyptus woodland community on a nutrient-poor, sandy-soil ridge in the #SevenHillsBushlandReserve. The channeling habit which directs rainwater to its roots is obvious. And what a welcome sight is the spectacular inflorescence in the middle of winter!
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195 years ago, Allan Cunningham collected the type specimen for Acacia fimbriata from a Brisbane/Maiwar river bank. Thus it got its common name the Brisbane golden wattle. Here it is growing in a dry Eucalyptus woodland community on a nutrient-poor, sandy-soil ridge in the #SevenHillsBushlandReserve. The channeling habit which directs rainwater to its roots is obvious. And what a welcome sight is the spectacular inflorescence in the middle of winter!