Alice Station B&B Alice Springs

... been weathered and cracked by the wind and sun! In the canion itself there is lots of plants nd trees growing as they are swhaded from the sun and there is a realitvly regular supply of water! The very back of the canion is actually named the garden of eden because the vegitation is so luch- didn't see any apple eating sinners though, so I am not sure it is THAT Garden of Eden! <br><br>We actually finished the trek around Kings Canion by 9am, this left me a little worried ...

... vacation wasn't so much fun right now. Back to the hotel and spent the day washing the clothes in the sink and stringing them out everywhere in the room until every available surface was covered with something trying to dry. I think it was impossible for the housekeeping staff to enter the room because our bed was never made up after that.<br> So laundry is always a problem. On this tris my husband and I have gone the "let the ...

... ist da ein gut** Start.<br>Und diese Tour war echt spitze. D** Guide war nett und kompetent und hat uns viele int**essante Dinge üb** die Aborigineskultur, Ay**s Rock, The Olgas, Kings Canyon und noch viiiieeeles mehr näh**gebracht.<br>Üb** einen Punkt war ich voellig schocki**t was die Aborigines angeht. Ich wusste, dass jed** Australi** eine and**e Meinung üb** die Aborigines hat und du somit keine neutrale Meinung bekommst. Ich wusste, dass bis zu den 60 ...

... bas de la montagne (plus pour les gens qui voulaient prendre ça relax). Après le diner, nous avons visité une cave qui servait de lieu de cérémonies pour des aborigènes (Yourambulla Caves). Le lieu est protégé par des grillages car il y a des signes sur les parois de la cave (notre guide nous a expliqué la signification de certains dessins). Par la suite, on a filé pour aller voir des ruines d'un ancien domaine avec une bergerie à Kanyaka (rien d&#8217;exceptionnel ...

Wahey! Today was the first day that the Bilby baby at work came out of the pouch and I got to see it! I was working at the gift shop at the time, when I heard Matt (one of the guides) saying something about the Bilby on the two-way radio. So I dashed to grab the walkie talkie and turned it up and he repeated what he'd just said: "...the baby bilby is out, I repeat the baby bilby is out of the pouch! Everyone get over here ...

... wir allerhand Tiere gesehen haben, von denen wir hoffen, dass wir sie live nicht sehen werden. Das waren alle (giftigen) Arten von Schlangen, Lizzards und auch Terry das Salzwasserkrodil - das im Hafen von Darwin gefangen wurde.<br><br><br><br><br>heute Di 20.10. werden wir unseren 4WD-Camper uebernehmen mit dem wir morgen Richtung Uluru (Ayers Rock) starten werden.

... just asked." The guy asked again and then I repeated the same. Since they weren't French, nothing other than helping them was on my mind and I truly was trying to decipher his riddle. Instead, Mr. Edinburgh looked right at me and said something about how I can kiss my f$%^ing bleepity bleep and do something else with my bleepity bleep. Now I do know my body pretty well and what he suggested is just not anatomically possible as far as I know. I am ...

... I am sure by the end of my stay her Motherwell accent will have returned a bit stronger &#8211; hope her patients at least still understand her. Early activities also included a trip to the ballet, a game of golf and watching my friend&#8217;s niece surfing &#8211; from the state of my golf I would have been better keeping up with the ballet lessons Mum! And then sipping champagne at the Sydney Opera House bar after midnight gazing out to the Harbour Bridge &#8211; magical.<br><br ...

... Billy).<br><br>Dianne and I spent a couple of hours at Lassiters Casino Saturday afternoon, managed to break even on the pokies and have a couple of drinks which was nice. We were told by the bartender that it was safer to drink drive in Alice Springs than walk home at night. Disturbing ...... ("Why? If you walk are you likely to get bowled over by a drink driver ?" "No - you'll get mugged") ... so we made sure we left when it was still daylight and we caught a cab rather ...

... The last stop before Alice Springs was the Devils Marbles, which the Aboriginal people believe are eggs laid by a sacred serpent. We had one night in Alice Springs where we had a good night out and I tried wallaby, buffalo, emu, camel and crocodile! Then it was onto The Rock, Uluru, Ayers rock, whatever you want to call it. We saw it at sunset and sunrise and the colours you see on postcards are even more impressive in real life. We did the base walk but decided ...