Week 7 Summary and Photo blog


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September 10th 2011
Published: September 12th 2011
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Boys playing at the Devil's Marbles
Greetings from Central Australia.

Week 7 of our great journey has taken us to some weird and wonderful and spectacular places in Central Australia.

We started the week driving past the Devil's Marbles (Karlu Karlu) ... on our way to the over hyped Whycliffe Wells (UFO Capital of Australia).

On Father's Day, we headed to Alice Springs. Great place. We stayed 3 nights there.

Finally we headed for Yulara - Ayers Rock Resort - the jumping off point to seeing Uluru and Kata Tjuta (formerly known as The Olgas).

We are well and truly on the home stretch. But this was a major week in what should be a part of every Australian's destination file - almost a pilgrimage of sorts.

One more week to go ....


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Anthony at Devil's MarblesAnthony at Devil's Marbles
Anthony at Devil's Marbles

Gravity has it's pull on Ant
Family at Devil's MarblesFamily at Devil's Marbles
Family at Devil's Marbles

Family photo at the Devil's Marbles. In the background is a bushfire that threatened Alice Springs
Standley ChasmStandley Chasm
Standley Chasm

Just outside Alice Springs in the Western MacDonell Range
Ormiston GorgeOrmiston Gorge
Ormiston Gorge

Just outside Alice Springs in the Western MacDonell Range
Ellery Creek Big HoleEllery Creek Big Hole
Ellery Creek Big Hole

Just outside Alice Springs in the Western MacDonell Range - it was very cold in the water
Simpson's GapSimpson's Gap
Simpson's Gap

Just outside Alice Springs in the Western MacDonell Range - with some strange people
Olgas - View from First lookoutOlgas - View from First lookout
Olgas - View from First lookout

Kata Tjuta First Lookout
Olgas - View from Second lookoutOlgas - View from Second lookout
Olgas - View from Second lookout

This view was breathtaking into the valley below
Kata Tjuta from a distanceKata Tjuta from a distance
Kata Tjuta from a distance

An imposing view on the landscape. There was nothing for 50kms between here and Uluru


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