So it's my last night in Alice Springs and in the short time I've been here I have become quite fond of the place. It is a small town but has all the necessities. I think I've also become comfortable travelling on my own and I've also enjoyed being in one spot for a week which has allowed to me to go to the gym and not have to put the tent up and down daily. As I'm writing this, the full moon is in the sky and there are dingoes howling in the distance! I think ...

Kings Canyon is located about half way between Uluru and the Stuart Highway. It is in the Watarrka NP and is becoming as popular a spot to visit at Uluru. I set up camp at the Kings Creek Station about 34kms away from the canyon. The station is a working cattle and camel farm and offers some grass and flushing toilets and hot showers (all you require from a campsite). While there I went and saw the camels who were in a lot waiting for tourists to come and ride ...

Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Parks, just bigs rocks or more? Touch the Silence ... This has been a place that has always been on my to do list and I have had the chance to explore the area over the last 3 days. I began my Uluru - Kata Tjuta experience at sunrise, watching Uluru come to life as the sun rose in the east, although there was some cloud around, it was amazing to see the light stretch across the landscape and wake everything up. I then did the base wa...

Uluru, I made it. This is a rather long entry due to not having any signal for the last 2 days. It's been an interesting trip getting from Port Pirie to Uluru, not so much eventful but there are definitely some interesting towns in outback South Australia. Leaving Port Pirie I travelled north through Port Augusta then onto the Stuart Hwy to Coober Pedy. On the way I stopped in at Woomera. This area was a rocket testing range back in the day and as you turn off t...