THE LAST DAY - There goes another chilly night camping! I think I can say I'm over the Swag bag / camping 'thang'! I'm starting to feel the dissadvantages of the out back including, sand in my eye! Dust in halation! Sleep deprivation! Dry skin! And the fact I've been wearing the same clothes day and night for six days! Despite all this I'm doing great and having a brilliant time! And what a way to finish our trip but a 4 hour hike up, round and down Ki...

DAY EIGHT- Well we were up at the crack of dawn to see the sun rise, but we were taken too a lookout where you saw both Uluru and Kata Tjuta which was nice but too far to see any colour changes on the rock. We then went to do the base walk around the rock which takes about two hours. I enjoyed this as i had the great company of Barbara and it helped me to comprihend the sheer size of it. Phew we were cream crackered! NOTE: It is the worlds largest Monolit...

DAY SEVEN- So here we go the last part of our trip, so new tour guide and another new bus. (they saved me the front seat too! Oh I love these guys) Destination Kata Tjuta. First stop petrol station. Where quite randomly they had CAMELS! At only $5 a ride Barbara and I just couldn't resist! So we hopped on and took our short ride which ended in a run and us in fits of laughter, I had tears streeming down my face! (That was the best $5 I think I've spent...