The first day we went for a hike in the Olgas which is a rock formation nearby. These rocks were pushed out of the gorund and then split apart which resulted in theses massive domes.
Then we went to Uluru itself for a few beers at sunset. Wasn't exactly a spectacular since it was overcast.
The next day was the day to see Ayer's Rock. The centre of Australia is a very dry area that sometimes doesn't get any rainfall for ten years at all for ten years. So of course the day I was there it was pouring down rain. But we did get to see waterfalls cascading down the rock which is a rare sight.
I wanted to climb the rock, but because of the rain the climb was closed.
Also the night before we slept outside in swags. Important note: no matter what the guide says, swags are NOT waterproof.
Camel
a tame dingo
my best bud
me in my sporty fly mask
The Olgas
some ominous clouds
Olgas at sunset
yup thats a pretty big rock
the first man to walk on Mars...
waterfalls
Not allowed to climb it that day.
This is where you climb up
big camp fire
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