There are 3 parts to West Mcdonnell Range and we said we will go to 1 of them and get to some normallity and get to Alice Springs. So we arrived at the range and took on the 30 minute hike to get there not before picking up some Italians who wouldnt risk there car going over a bumpy road to the car park... Brucie is inderstuctable... So we got to the first of the 3 fresh water springs in the middle of the desert (Crazy) only to be greeted by a bottomless inflat...

So after the trip to Kings Canyon and our decsion to head over the unpaved road that was only for 4x4s and obviuosly our brucie wasnt, we were 10km down the road were we had planned (something we didnt do very well thats why the others planned it and we followed) we got to the one and only rest stop on the 100km track just before sunset. We pulled up in what can be described as a culdisack of desert and beyond dry trees. After a quick discussion on weather th...

After spending the night at curtin springs with the French and tazy couple, and making plans to meet up at kings canyon we carried on north to the canyon with fellow campers!! After a 6km walk round the canyon (were we did manage to take water and suncream) the 3 tired idiots made a big decision to go along a unsealed road that belongs to abos were u need a permit to drive your 4x4 vehicle for more than 100km..... This is so we could get to a national park with ...

After driving for around 5 days solid we were finally approaching Uluru ayers rock, ( for those of you that don't know what it is it's a giant red rock in the middle of nowhere!! This was the main reason for not goin across to Perth and heading north to cairns and after 4 days driving it had better be worth it!! We cracked a beer and pulled up right next to it, and yes it's a big huuuuaaaage red rock that changes colour with the sunset. Apparantley. With about ...

To get from Adelaide to Cairnes we travelled via the Stuart highway and the outback! Our first stop was Coober Pedy. As we leave Adelaide and enter the outback the heat hits us immediately along with 3000 buzzing flies!!!! The little town of Coober Pedy is famous for opal mining, it is also famous for it's underground living. Due to the heat, most homes are underground caves. The town itself is lifeless, lots of sand and deserted work sites, very strange and eeri...