Yesterday was a waste. I was in a delicate position and not about to go trapsing around Ayer's Rock with the limited bathroom facilities. With it being sacred land and all I was afraid what might happen if I got ill all over it. I bought some internet time and managed a Genetics assignment. I started feeling better around late afternoon and was finally ready to eat..alot. I opted for a buffet with emu, alligator, roo, and barramundi. Gotta love the wild game!...

Today's adventure was orchestrated by Emu tours. My guides were absolutely wonderful. I spoke to them early in the day about getting the freebie tour, and nobody had a problem with it. The drive to Ayer's Rock was long, but good. The dirt is varying shades of red, with some brown. I was surprised to see vegetation and small trees. About 30 years ago they introduced this buffalo grass and it has taken over, so that accounts for a lot of the groundcover I...