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The semi-permanent bushcamp on the Ormiston Creek Bed.
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Finke River. The Finke has followed its present course for about 100 million years but parts are believed to date back 340 million years, well before the time of dinosaurs, apparently.
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Inarlanga Pass
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Inarlanga Pass
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Annie is one our guides – knowledgeable, funny and a fabulously good cook!
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The bushcamp kitchen. There’s definitely no roughing it!
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Beautiful desert flowers
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Inarlanga Pass
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Inarlanga Pass
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Inarlanga Pass
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Inarlanga Pass
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One of our guides, Ash, in her bathrobe enjoying breakfast! 🙂
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Another colourful one
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Glamping in the outback includes private tent, swag, bean bag, Luci solar light… and when dinner is ready, you will hear the dingo howl 🙂
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Matches the pack!
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Termite mounds
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The Hidden Valley
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The Hidden Valley
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The Hidden Valley – hard to imagine these mountains used to be as high as the Rockies. Then again, these are much, much older.
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On the way to Ormiston Pound
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Ormiston Pound
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Susanna and Ormiston Pound
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Ormiston Pound
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We made it to the summit of Mt Sonder in time for sunrise.
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Our guides – with bathrobes again on the summit of Mt Sonder.
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Mt Sonder
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On the way back from Mt Sonder
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Serpentine Gorge
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Standley Chasm
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Desert Pea
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Ayers Rock or Uluru. It is sacred to indigenous Australians and is thought to have started forming around 550 million years ago.
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Ayers Rock
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Ayers Rock
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Field of Light – a large scale art installation. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/gallery/2016/mar/23/field-of-light-magical-installation-at-uluru-in-pictures
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The red-rock domes of the Kata Tjuta, also known as “The Olgas”.
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Kata Tjuta
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Kata Tjuta
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Pussy Tails
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Kata Tjuta
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Lovely walking in Kata Tjuta
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Spot Susanna!
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That’s what I call a lookout!
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