Day 11: Yulara


We started the 7 1/2 km walk around 9AM. The walk goes between the mounds of Kata Tjuta so this involves a lot of climbing up and down on loose rocks and some of the climbs were pretty steep. By the end of it we were both bright red and knackered. We took plenty of water but after walking for 2 1/2 hours in the baking sun our water was hot and therefore not very refreshing. I got to the last climb, stopped halfway and sat down to try and

They have accommodation here at Ayers Rock Resort ranging from 5* hotel to tents. We treated ourselves to a meal at one of the restaurants in The Sails in the Desert. It was delicious. I had veal and Oly had Angus beef, we even stretched to sharing a desert of deep fried chocolate balls in a light batter with creme anglaise, yum!
Em
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1 comment:
sounds like your're eating very well! brian would hate the deep fried chocolate!!
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