Australia is the love of my life, at first sight. I will never forget the beautiful scent of eucalyptus, the cry of Kookabuura - a giant kingfisher, and the red desert with ULURU - the sacred mountain of the Aborigines - the Aboriginal indigenous people of Australia, which atracts me like a magnet.
This is a photo from the year 2007...
Mount Uluru in the background and me in the kangaroo jump :)
Happy as the Alchemist who reached his pyramids, for those who don't know the story - happy like a happy hippo :). For me, it has always been this mountain, filled with mystery, alone in the middle of the desert - the largest monolith - the largest natural stone in the world. The geological age is estimated at 600 million years. During the day, they change colors through orange, red to brown. For Aborigines, the mountain is sacred and they demand that people treat it with respect! Ideally, you shouldn´t climb on it, take stones, or destroy it... If you want to know ULURU better ... take a walk along the circular route. From each side it looks a little bit different, somewhere it has washed grooves from water, elsewhere it has different holes .... highly INSPIRING... :)
Our adventurous journey is just beginning...
On the way from Sydney to Alice Springs - the Australian desert in all its glory...
... dusk in Alice Springs...
aboriginal art ...
beautiful scenery on the way to ULURU ...
Table Mountain on the left side...
... ULURU on horizon
Uluru in all its glory at dusk....
A round trip around the largest stone in the world....
aboriginal rock paintings ...
surfer´s wave ...
australian waterfall ...
... on a round trip
... the mouth of ULURU?
after a fire
waterfall in Australian way ...
Olgas - another beautiful landscape with hilly rock formations...
Olgas means Anangu in the language of the Aboriginal tribe.... many heads
... genuine australian Kangaroo :)
Kings Canyon
... This is what the reality of travel looks like:
... Sweaty, no make-up on and with a chipped tooth, but happy :)
Coober Peddy - opal town, in the middle of the desert ...
underground passages ...
living under the ground ...
Local desert joke :)
wild flowers of Australia ...
... traveling is often about courage.... to go into the unknown and not forget the traps and poisonous snakes....
the rest of some statue I guess...
Salt lake on the way to south ....
... typical australian veranda
Banksia
