What Nobody Tells You About Visiting Uluru in Summer
It was 5:17am and I was standing in near-darkness on the Talinguru Nyakunytjaku sunrise viewing platform, coffee-less, slightly underdressed, and surrounded by about forty other bleary-eyed travellers who had all made the same pre-dawn pilgrimage. Then Uluru happened. The rock — all 348 metres of it — began its slow, extraordinary transformation: charcoal to bruised … Read more