I’ve been lucky enough to go to Uluru area 3 times from UK - 1986,2001 and took my 10 and 12 year old boys in 2018 - like you we had a great family trip! Great Vlog.
I worked up in the Tanami Desert in the NT. Amazing desert country. Would fly in/fly out from Brisbane via either Alice Springs, Darwin or Perth to a gold mine. Have flown over the NT on many occasions at low altitude on small charter planes. Great landscape.
I was there 50 years ago when still in Primary school. We drove from Sydney. At that time there was an area where you could camp or caravan, a water tank and a tiny little hut where you could buy aboriginal carvings and paintings. That's it. Dirt roads and you could walk all around the base of the rock. I remember the aboriginal elders telling my mum and dad to make sure we took water with us when we climbed the Rock, because it's a lot further than you think. I loved the whole remote experience and have never forgotten it. Glad you guys got to experience it too. It's a little bit more user friendly now. Not really sure which is better, but I hope you enjoyed what a lot of Aussies probably have never seen. Cheers from the South Coast NSW.
Desmond here i am auckland new zealand i am joining a group with AAT kings 16 vs day tour first time ever to the northern territory how much did the head nets cost departure date 6th of august 2024 any tips or ideas you can pass onto me and what you experience
Love this ❤the heart of Australia
Hot, dry and lots of flies, I'm happy living on the coast thanks :)
Nice drone shots BTW
I’ve been lucky enough to go to Uluru area 3 times from UK - 1986,2001 and took my 10 and 12 year old boys in 2018 - like you we had a great family trip! Great Vlog.
I love didg music, especially when it's accompanied by the humming sound by the odd fly. 😮😮😮😮
I worked up in the Tanami Desert in the NT. Amazing desert country. Would fly in/fly out from Brisbane via either Alice Springs, Darwin or Perth to a gold mine. Have flown over the NT on many occasions at low altitude on small charter planes. Great landscape.
You've got such a great personality and obviously a terrific mum. Your kids all seem so grounded and happy
Thank you!
I was there 50 years ago when still in Primary school. We drove from Sydney. At that time there was an area where you could camp or caravan, a water tank and a tiny little hut where you could buy aboriginal carvings and paintings. That's it. Dirt roads and you could walk all around the base of the rock. I remember the aboriginal elders telling my mum and dad to make sure we took water with us when we climbed the Rock, because it's a lot further than you think. I loved the whole remote experience and have never forgotten it. Glad you guys got to experience it too. It's a little bit more user friendly now. Not really sure which is better, but I hope you enjoyed what a lot of Aussies probably have never seen. Cheers from the South Coast NSW.
Wow, that sounds amazing!
Great to see you're visiting as much of Australia as you can, probably more than most Aussie actually.
Looked like great fun. Thanks for sharing.
Struth, I heard that chook squawking American language. 😮😮😮😮
Desmond here i am auckland new zealand i am joining a group with AAT kings 16 vs day tour first time ever to the northern territory how much did the head nets cost departure date 6th of august 2024 any tips or ideas you can pass onto me and what you experience