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The Adelaide Conservatory is a nice place to spend a little time on a hot day as it feels tropical and refreshing. |
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There is a great variety of growing plants. |
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And they make pretty views |
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Just a little walk away you will find the Amazon Water Lilly Pavilion. |
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Which has these cool door handles to enter with. |
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Lots of shade is needed with some strong South Australian sun. |
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The Palm House is from 1875 and imported from Germany, I really love the Victorian architecture. |
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You'll also find plenty of succulents inside. |
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Prickly things too. |
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And more succulents outside. |
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With all the heat there are some decent options to refresh as well. |
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The entrance to the old East End markets still has the rules of inspection. |
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I am not a big one for candles scented or otherwise, but it is my favourite beach and two of my favourite smells so this could be an option if I had to have one. Found at Urban Cow. |
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