 | Uluru, Northern Territory, Australia |
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we woke up this morning to find our tents completely soaking, the sleeping bags were dripping wet and our clothes and shoes that were in the tent were also soaking. we went to get out of our tent only to be greeted with a huge puddle that went all through ...
... to the other side of the rock and shorty took us on a small walk to show us some of the markings on the rock. uluru was created by the Tjukuritja (creation people) in their travels and they left many markings in the land and laws for the anangu people to ...
... a 6-inch high tripod. This operation was made even trickier by the unexpected amounts of long grass and short trees that grow around Uluru. Photographs always seem to portray it as a lone rock in the desert, which in some respects it is, but at one point ...
Let's backtrack to last week... Uluru otherwise known as Ayers Rock in the Northern Territory or Central Australia!! I flew to Ayers Rock on Wednesday 6th June and stayed one night at the resort - there were loads of people, especially for the all you can ...
