Noun:

ଉପତ୍ୟକା,

dells's Usage Examples:

Nor was applied nor could be, Ledbury bells Broke forth in concert flung adown the dells, And upward, high as Malvern"s cloudy crest; Sweet tones, and.

Sometimes trains run express not stopping at many stations including Riddells Creek.

The expedition left Melbourne on Monday, 20 August 1860 with a total of 19 men, 27 camels, and 23 horses, and they reached Menindee on 16 October 1860, where Landells resigned following an argument with Burke.

It was published as a broadside ballad by Swindells of Manchester some time between 1796 and 1853, and by H.

Riddells Creek is home to two historic railway bridges and is surrounded by natural bushland.

Environment and facilitiesRiddells Creek is on the southern foothills of the Macedon Ranges.

She featured on Pascal's remake of I Think We're Alone Now, a cover of the 1960s classic by Tommy James " the Shondells (later covered in the 1980s by Tiffany), reaching UK #23 in 2002.

They reached Menindee on 23 September 1860 where several people resigned, including the second-in-command, George James Landells and the medical officer, Dr.

Between them, the five represented the principal dance training methods of the time - Genée the Danish school, Karsavina the Russian school, Cormani the Italian school, Espinosa the French school, and Bedells the English school.

Grinch by Thurl Ravenscroft (the voice of Tony the Tiger), Thriller by Michael Jackson, Wide Open Spaces by The Dixie Chicks, Dirty Water by The Standells, Gone Country by Alan Jackson, and Sexyback by Justin Timberlake.

In 1965 The Hondells released You Meet the Nicest People on a Honda, another song promoting the Super Cub, which was actually used in Honda's TV spots, as a B side to their version of Sea Cruise.

The dirt road running parallel and opposite to the train station, Hamilton Street, was home to Mr John Carre Riddell whose house now demolished was also the oldest house in Riddells Creek to date.

Richard Keats, Rector of Bideford and King's Nympton in Devon and Headmaster of Blundells School, Tiverton, by his wife, Elizabeth.

Synonyms:

dingle, holler, hollow,

Antonyms:

full, hollowness, natural elevation, fill,