The Olgas cover an area of 8.37 sq. miles - there are a total 0f 36 domed rock foundations, with the highest being Mt. Olga at 3,497 ft. The colour changes at different times of day are outstanding, and I do love this photo.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Ah, the Olgas
What a magic shot this is - received this from our friend Lisa who lives out at Ayers Rock, it was taken by a friend of hers - Virginia McGowan. How great, Camels, backed by Desert Oaks, and the whole photo backdropped by the magnificent Olgas (Kata Tjuta) in the Uluru National Park 300 plus hundred kilometers south west of Alice Springs.
The Olgas cover an area of 8.37 sq. miles - there are a total 0f 36 domed rock foundations, with the highest being Mt. Olga at 3,497 ft. The colour changes at different times of day are outstanding, and I do love this photo.
The Olgas cover an area of 8.37 sq. miles - there are a total 0f 36 domed rock foundations, with the highest being Mt. Olga at 3,497 ft. The colour changes at different times of day are outstanding, and I do love this photo.
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