bangalay

bangalay

(ˈbæŋɡəleɪ; bæŋˈɡælɪ)
n
(Plants) a myrtaceous Australian tree, Eucalyptus botryoides, valued for its hard red wood
[from a native Australian language]
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On the edge of Berry was our home for a few nights, Bangalay Luxury Villas (bangalayvillas.com.au).
Then try the tasting menu in the Bangalay Dining restaurant.
Rooms at Bangalay Luxury Villas in Shoalhaven Heads, New South Wales, start from PS193 a night.
SYD'S HIDEY HOLE; Allison Randell follows the locals of Sydney for a taste of a wine region south of the city
qantas.com Rooms at Bangalay Luxury Villas in Shoalhaven Heads, New South Wales, start from PS193 a night.
Syd's hidey hole; Allison Randell follows the locals of Sydney for a taste of a wine region south of the city
(1994) dated the Bangalay Formation at Wangrah Creek at 24700 [+ or -] 300 BP.
Carbon dating of similar units at Black Mountain and Bangalay, near Canberra, suggest that deposition of these was associated with a cooler climate, treeless conditions, and increased winds some 23 000 to 26000 years BP, prior to the Pleistocene `Last Glacial Maximum'.
An aeolian component in Pleistocene and Holocene valley aggradation: evidence from Dicks Creek catchment, Yass, New South Wales
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