Alice Springs>Ayers Rock

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In Alice Springs we did the Desert Tour, which was very informative. No pressure and incredible landscape. Fortunately we did this in the morning because deserts tend to get hotter as the day progresses. The only animals we saw that we knew were the Emu at a distance. We also saw a Bird of Prey show with Falcons, owls, and saw at first glance a couple of Dingos as a bonus.

We then went to a reptile house and met a crocodile 3.5 mtres long, I wrapped a snake around my neck and we saw alot of native live reptiles.

Ayers rock was a better deal. We visited the surroundings and did 3 excursions. Sounds of Silence where we dined in the middle of the Desert and served 5 star food such as Kangaroo ( YummmmmmmmmY crocodile, smoked salmon etc...and listened in the background to Diggeradoo music, and watched the stars as an astronomer talked about the constellation.

We also went on a 1 hour Camel ride . I took a picture of a Camels eye with my reflection in it clear as day!!!!!!

We sat on the back of Alice the Camel and watched the Sunrise. We were in a caravan of 6 camels. The Camel behind me kept biting my shoe the whole time. He also had badbreath and gurgled. Must be a reason. lol

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Photos

You can never tell what these bird brains are thinking
I think if I got any closer he/she would have nipped me.

He Crosssed My path
So I kicked him.
No I didn't.

Alice the Camel
She liked to Pose

One hump or two?
It was a comfortable ride.

Can You see me in the Camels Eye
I was almost spit upon.

All sorts of wildlife
Did you call me?

Snake anyone!
Handling these snakes was easier then I thought.