Homeward bound

Uluru was great but my fav is the Olgas. They will not conduct tours there by ranges as the Olgas is a place where the aborigine men did man stuff. As a result it is sacred and no white fella is allowed to talk about it.

I really did hate the Uluru resort. It is a couples haven, so if you are single or have gone with a group, good luck.

Most visiters are from OS and i just loved the Germans. The couples stayed with eachother and rarely said hi. Great listening to them in thier native tongue.

37-38 degrees and none of the air cons were working in the resort. @ $260 a night (cheapest) is robbery. I complained but they dont care. U cant go anywhere else. $2.18 for prem petrol & also diesel.


Pics of the Olgas

The rock

Mark introduced me to leaving at sparrow farts hr and i like it. The only issue is travelling east. Low morning sun on the horizon is a shocker. BUT i finally got to see a group of red kangaroos.

So far on the trip (knock wood) i have been lucky with animals. Mind you, the closest to a colision would be 1 group of red roos 2 cattle 3 brumbys (wild horses). All the biggies. Missing out on camels and buffalo.

Green & gold budgies, finches and wattle trees in full bloom all in the wild. If only ppl who have budgies in a small 1 foot by 1 foot cage see them in the wild, i would hope they would release them (perhaps not a great idea) or at least build an avary say 20 mtrs by 50 mtrs. That would be fair. Pictures or video of them flying is impossible due to their speed and agility.

Stayed in a dug out motel in Coober Pedy. I wasn't sure what i would feel. Do they have earth quakes? It was the best night sleeps.

Video of dug out room 175 mb