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Ayers Rock
Ayers Rock (Uluru) the world's largest monolith and an Aboriginal sacred site is Australia's most famous natural landmark.
Uluru at sundown	Uluru (Ayers Rock) changes colour in different light conditions. This series were taken at intervals through the sundown process.
6.00 pm			6.15 pm
6.30 pm	6.45 pm		7.00 pm
Uluru at sunrise.   Uluru (Ayers Rock) also changes colour in the different light conditions through the sunrise.  The change then is more rapid, and the intervals between this series is shorter.
	6.25 am		6.35 am
	6.40 am	6.45 am	6.50 am
6.30 am	6.40 am		6.50 am
The photos above are of a detail half way up one side, and the photos to the right are of a detail at the bottom of the face.
	6.40 am	6.50 am
Around the base of Urulu
The path up the rock can be seen on these views.			Rocks at the base
	Aboriginal paintings
		Rest awhile and look at the view
Site of a waterfall, when it rains.	Track of the stream at the bottom.
		Crested pigeon	Shoes ??
Desert Gardens Hotel
Uluru from Hotel balcony in the day and at sunrise.		A plough	Water feature
The Olga's (Kata Tjuta)
Kata Tjuta, meaning many heads to the Australian Aborigines, is a group of more than 30 rounded red conglomerate masses of rock rising out of the desert plain in the Northern Territory of Australia.
	Some views of The Olga's from the air.
		The Olga's from a distance at sunset
Valley of the Winds
	Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge: "walpa" means wind, and leads between some of the Olga's rocks.
		Detail on rock face
		Vegetation and rocks.	Rocks in detail
Uluru airport.
Our helicopter		The airport.

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