Blue Mountains National Park, Three Sisters
	Sunset at Ayers Rock/Uluru. Uluru is the new/old aboriginal name
	Sunset a couple of minutes later
	Wind erosion at Uluru. Wind has created many caves which are used by the aboriginies for the religious ceremonies. Many are not accessible for tourists.
	One of the flanks of Uluru where the water gathers after a rainstorm. After a heavy rainstorm Uluru is actually grey because the red colour comes only from the rust which is washed away during rainfall.
	Climbing to the top of Uluru
	On top of Uluru with my brother. In the background are the Olgas/Kata Tjuta
	The Olgas/Kata Tjuta which are even holier for the Aboriginies than Uluru
	Valley in the center of Kata Tjuta, not accessible for tourists
	Sunset at Kata Tjuta. After sunset we had a Barbie (Australian for Barbecue) in the desert and could admire the most spectacular night sky with the clearly visible Milky Way.
	King's Canyon located at a three hours drive from Uluru. Absolutely worth the trip.
	The parliament in Canberra, the capital of Australia. The roof of the parliament house is grassy and can be walked on in order to ensure that the people of Australian are above the politicians.