Uluru up close and personal
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Later this afternoon, Brad and I took a private tour to Uluru to get right up to it and learn more about its stories. Because of the spiritual nature of the site , videography and photography is notOkumaya devam et
Later this afternoon, Brad and I took a private tour to Uluru to get right up to it and learn more about its stories. Because of the spiritual nature of the site , videography and photography is notOkumaya devam et
Our final morning in Uluru meant getting up early and heading out at 5 a.m. for sunrise. We watched the sun come up over Uluru, as well as Kata Tjuṯa. Magical. Once the sun was up, we had breakfastOkumaya devam et
Today we met up with my cousin Eric who moved to Melbourne 40+ years ago. He and his wife Teri are showing us around while we’re here. (Teri wasn’t able to join us today because she wasOkumaya devam et
My cousin Eric and his wife, Teri, met us at our hotel this morning and took us around the city. We started out walking through the arcades and worked our way up to Queen Victoria Market. What anOkumaya devam et
Each footprint post is limited to 10 photos. Melbourne deserves more than 10.
My cousin Eric and his wife Teri planned an incredible day for us. To start, they took us out to wine country. We had an absolutely spectacular lunch at a small vineyard called Mont Rouge Estate. (OfOkumaya devam et
When we got up this morning, we’d thought we’d be picked up at 10 a.m. to get to the airport for a noon flight to Sydney. We were wrong. We had a notification from Qantas that our flight had beenOkumaya devam et
We had a walking tour of Sydney today which gave us good insight into the city’s history and the many people who helped the city become what it is today. The architecture is quite interesting,Okumaya devam et
We had planned one major activity for today - to complete the coastal walk from Bondi Beach to Coogee Beach. It’s about 6 km. Fortunately, it was much cooler today so we knew we wouldn’t have toOkumaya devam et
A number of people recommended that we take one of the Sydney ferries to experience the harbour so we took one of the public transit ferries to a place called Watsons Bay. It’s a small communityOkumaya devam et
Gezgin What a spectacular setting with drinks included😎
Gezgin Reminded us of drinks in the bush when on safari in Namibia and Botswana.
Gezgin What is the head netting for, religious reasons or flies?
Gezgin Flies!