We chill out here for an hour, reading the local papers and enjoying the heat in the shade. We also reward ourselves for our second obscenely early morning for sunrise and walk, with breakfast toasties. As usual, the milk's a bit funny (it's not going to be fresh out here, to be fair!) but all in all pretty tasty. Slightly less so than yesterday, so we knock off a point. AB

Uluru Airport flat white to share. The coffee is so hot! And really not very tasty, although I commend the airport for having a branch of the Academy Cafe rather than anything else. Machine: RancilioAs an aside, the coffee cup tells us that more Aboriginal people live in Western Sydney than anywhere else in Australia (www.ccab.net.au), a stat we were surprised by, as I don't think we've seen any in our time in Sydney.AB

As there isn't much out here, we've had to go back to the same place. Egg and bacon roll tasty. Coffee, worse than yesterday. Actually, quite nasty to tell you the truth. Alice had the right idea by combining the coffee with the food. The only way!AF.

So... This is going to be interesting:-"Palya and welcome to Kulata Academy Cafe. The Kulata Academy Cafe is run by the trainees of the Ayer's Rock Resort's National Indigenous Training Academy under the guidance of supervisory trainers. The cafe offers trainees a comprehensive food and beverage training facility empowering trainees in a safe learning environment. Thanks for your support"Actually, once it had cooled down... This was a perfectly serviceab...

Today was an early, early start. Out of the door by 6.45 and have to endure 2 public transport changes (two buses and a tram) on our way to the airport. We're going to Uluru - Ayres Rock.In the airport very early, but after an uneventful 3 hour flight, we land in Australia's big 'red centre'. First impressions are... It's just so... RED!One thing to note, the pilot definitely took an interesting descent down - in order to allow both sides of t...