Ayers Rock (Uluru) & Outback Australia
This page features a selection of photos taken whilst driving across the outback with Fruddy and Skip in July 1995. They had the fantastic job of relocating vehicles for Budget whilst I scrounged lifts. The pictures were taken en route to Darwin from Sydney.
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Camper van, Fruddy, Skip and me at one of the viewing
areas for Uluru - the world's largest monolith.
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A look at the very steep climb ahead up the face
of the rock.
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Ancient Aboriginal rock art on the rock.
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Myself, Skip and Fruddy at the summit.
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The view back across the rock.
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Me obscuring the rock at dusk (just happy to be alive
after the climb).
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Kata Tjuta or as they were renamed The Olgas.
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Just off the Stuart Highway - The Devil's Marbles.
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The weight of the world riding on my shoulders.
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The Outback from the Stuart Highway.
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Look out for them funny looking camels on't road.
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Free Transport Number 1 - Nissan Patrol (cheers Budget)
with pilot Skip.
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Free Transport Number 2 - Winabago Camper (cheers
again Budget) with pilots Fruddy and Skip.
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32 wheeler road train.
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