Wonderful Red Centre - Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon

[@robertwatson6346]

Another excellent outback video from David and Noelene

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for the comments Bob. It is appreciated.

[@juliedonnan8655]

Thanks David and Noelene for sharing your adventures once again! And the overview of the deserts, the spinifex, the flies, the sunsets, the water holes, the iconic desert oaks certainly give a good feel of the great Aussie outback…

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for the comments Julie. We appreciate it.

[@ElizabethRobinson-t7g]

Another good video, David. Great filming despite the billions of flies.

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for your thoughts. Flies are wonderful aren’t they.

[@A17ze]

thank you for sharing the beautifull moments

[@magfoss1]

Thank you for your comments. It is appreciated.

[@karl-heinztopfer1379]

Thank you, David and Noelene. Excellent, even without the canapes. K-H

[@magfoss1]

Glad you enjoyed it, Karl-Heinz. It is a very special place in spite of all the visitors.

[@rodwilson1516]

Thanks for posting, David and Noelene. Took us back 10 years to our visit to the area of Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon with Pam's brother, Rob, and his wife, Julia.

[@magfoss1]

Thanks for the comment,Rod. It is a wonderful place. We, (I), are thinking about heading to Far North Queensland next year, so we hope to see you on our way back.

[@sampappalardo949]

Another good one David and Nolene. When we were at Uluru years ago it was still ok to climb it. But my left knee told me NO WAY, I would have had to come down backwards. Michael and I went a little way past chicken rock then came back down. Some beautiful country out there, keep up the good work.

[@magfoss1]

Thanks, Sam. Glad that you enjoyed the video. In spite of the large numbers of tourists, it is a very special place.