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The leaning trees are a bizarre natural phenomenon caused by the airborne salt content blown in with the winds off the Indian Ocean. The tree trunks lie horizontal to the ground and have become somewhat of an icon. Whilst in the area, make sure to visit Greenough and all its 19th century history.
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Buffeted by prevailing southerly winds, rich with sea salt from the Indian Ocean, the Leaning Trees of Greenough (Eucalyptus Camaldulensis or Red River gum) have become a popular icon for travellers. It is only on the windswept Greenough Flats that the tree develops its distinctive leaning shape.
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In 1950 the town of Geraldton celebrated its centenary and souvenirs of local icons were created for tourists visiting the region.. Images of the leaning tree are found on many types of souvenirs. Above L-R: Ansett Pioneer postcard c1980, 2020/121; teaspoon, c1980, 2014/114; fridge magnets c1995, 2020/077 and cap, c2000, 2013/158..
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Tue, 15 June 2021 9:35PM Liam Beatty The iconic CBD leaning tree was at risk of being chopped after sustaining damage during cyclone Seroja. Credit: Lisa Favazzo/The Geraldton Guardian, Lisa Favazzo
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The leaning trees are a bizarre natural phenomenon caused by the airborne salt content blown in with the winds off the Indian Ocean. The tree trunks lie horizontal to the ground and have become somewhat of an icon. Whilst in the area, make sure to visit Greenough and all its 19th century history.
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LEANING TREES. Buffeted by prevailing southerly winds, the Leaning trees of Greenough are a sight not to be missed!. The horizontal trunks of the Eucalyptus camaldulensis' (Red River Gum) are scattered throughout the Shire of Greenough.This bizarre natural phenomenon is caused by the airborne salt content blown in with the winds off the Indian Ocean and have become something of an icon for the.
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Leaning Tree Steiner School, Glenfield Campus City of Greater Geraldton, is a Senior High School (Senior Secondary School), affiliated to Australian Curriculum (Australian Curriculum). The School is a Coed Day School, with classes from Prep to XII. It is an English Medium school.
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There are many leaning trees in the area of Greenough near Geraldton Western Australia, which have grown like this because of the prevailing southerly winds. You might read online that it is not the actual wind that pushes them over but the salt in the air that the tree tries to grow away from, which does not make sense.