AustraliaTullamarine Airport37°40’15” S 144°50’47” E
18 April 2019, Australia ⋅ 🌙 9 °C
Well my trusted tour guide has excelled at getting through security...it took her four attempts.
She looks gorgeous with her travel hat on and her excited looking little face.
She is always aBaca lagi
AustraliaCurtin Reserve33°56’10” S 151°10’47” E
18 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C
The traveling gypsy on another adventure...and as always I am behind her.
The love of my life and my best buddy and ever alert travel companion...just don’t get in her way!
PengembaraIt’s so much fun going on holidays with you because you are curious and unpredictable and up for any adventure...at the start I get so excited just wondering what I am going to learn just by being there with you ❤️
AustraliaAnangu Pitjantjatjara25°10’10” S 130°57’18” E
18 April 2019, Australia ⋅ 🌬 34 °C
After a three hour flight we have arrived. Temperature @ 34 degrees celsius and a gentle breeze.
Flies are apparent and the earth is red with sparse vegetation just as you would expect in theBaca lagi
AustraliaAyers Rock25°21’35” S 131°1’0” E
19 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ☁️ 27 °C
First day at Uluru and began day with a walk, total body workout and stretch and then a ride around Uluru.
The rock track is 15 kilometers and it follows roughly the contour of Uluru. Signs promoteBaca lagi
PengembaraIt was really interesting how many “micro environments “ there were around the base of Uluru...even the light changed in parts especially as the angle of the sun altered the tones. Another thing that struck me was how different the surface and “look” of the rock was depending on the side you were viewing it from. It was such a special thing to do☺️
AustraliaUluru25°21’10” S 131°2’3” E
19 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ☁️ 29 °C
AustraliaUluru25°21’2” S 131°2’22” E
19 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ⛅ 29 °C
More shots of Uluru around the base of the rock with the beautiful Leisa in the foreground.
AustraliaUluru25°20’27” S 131°1’33” E
AustraliaYulara25°15’25” S 130°59’12” E
20 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ☁️ 13 °C
5.15am start for the camel ride to catch first sunlight. Apparently there are one million wild camels in outback Australia. They were introduced into Australia as beasts that were able to carry largeBaca lagi
PengembaraThis was such a highlight for me! To see the sun coming up over Uluru on the back of a camel😍We were fortunate to have a bit of cloud around which created the most beautiful hues. At one point in the ride you could see landmarks in W.A, S.A and the N.T....it was pretty cold though!Camels are so funny the way they sit with their legs folded under and when they stand up you better hold on!!!
AustraliaYulara25°15’42” S 130°59’10” E
20 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ☁️ 13 °C
More shots of the camel trek...the camels walk in a “string” with each camel delicately tethered to the one in front with a light nose string that it attaches to the fleshy part of the camelsBaca lagi
AustraliaYulara25°15’40” S 130°59’12” E
20 April 2019, Australia ⋅ ☁️ 14 °C
After the ride we got an opportunity to meet D’Arcy up close. He is the last camel in the line up because he is relaxed and slow and most importantly doesn’t get spooked.
The best bit withoutBaca lagi
