Another early morning, not as bad as yesterday but early enough. Logan woke us up around 4.30 and 5.30 we were on our way to King's Canyon. You might think it's named after a king but it isn't. The guy who discovered the canyon was called Gill but the man who supplied him with horses for his journey was called King. As thanks for his help he named the canyon after him. The predicted temperature for today was 40 degrees. That's why we had to start so early, it's ...

Ok, we've said we've had early mornings before, but this one really took the ticket. 3.50am, that's right, we were awakened pretty much in the middle of the night to have breakfast and pack our thing so we could see the sunrise by Uluru, and as Logan put it "The sun waits for no one". We got there in plenty of time, and got to see the rock slowly light up. The group was doing the base walk today. A 10km walk around the base of Uluru, and near the end of the walk...

So, as you can guess, we didn't have a very peaceful night. Only got about 2h sleep each. In the early hours we found out the airport had free wifi, so Emelie was able to skype with her nan while we waited until the airport would let us in again. We were finally able to go in at about 4am, checked in our luggage and got on the plane. When we landed in Sydney we only had an hour to catch our next flight but we made it, peace of cake! We arrived in Yulara and got ...