Up at 7 am to go out to rock for Ranger guided walk at
8am along the Mala track at base of rock. Very informative, we all got lot out
of it. Olivia asked the question "
is Uluru the biggest rock in the world?" the Ranger answered that it was
the biggest "cleanskin rock" in Australia, there is apparently
another rock in WA which is bigger, but has folaige on it. We then completed the
base walk around the rock which was 10.2kms
& took us about 3 hours to complete. The walk was quite long, and if
we had not been doing it with some of the girls friends from the campground we
think it would have been even more challenging!!!
After this we returned to the
van to have lunch & then a swim in the pool. The girls enjoyed playing with
their new friends while we chatted to their parents while relaxing around the
pool.
The Ranger talk from 8am at the Marla carpark
Some Rock Art at the base of the rock!
Uluru!
Completing the base walk was along way, the kids all needed a rest every now and then and utilised any chairs that were on the way.
The views of the Uluru never disappoint.
When arriving yesterday we drove through some fires, we also have walked through these that occurred last week. Prior to last week it has not rained in the area for 5 months.
It has become custom that Lucy towards the end of the walks power walks to the end. Nothing can stop her!
The girls that have lost opposite teeth on the trip so far!
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