As most of you have seen the pictures already, I decided to keep it like this and just post some comments beneath the pictures. Anyone interested in some stories can of course ask me :)
Devil's Marbles, a really cool and interesting rock formation, as these rocks appear to balance on practically nothing
Our awesome tour guide for the first part of the trip, Narelle
Kings canyon
Group picture!
Natural springs
Wycliffe Well, alien capital of Australia
Kayaking on a river with crocs! Didn't see any though...too bad.
Alligatotr river cruise, where we did see some. Pictures further down below.
Jummy, sandwiches with my shower-sing-buddy Alessandro!
Forgot the name of this one, but will come back to that!
Nice name for something made of meat!
This chair has got swag all over it...for the record, swags are outside sleeping bags :D
Outback...what else to add
Off we go!
They do have good taste though in the outback
Camel, crocodile, barramundi and kangaroo! Delicious
Emu's, I have to laugh every time I see them
Wanna buy some shit? Real outback entrepeneurship, no subtlety involved
Uluru
Some more outback humor
After this one the pictures are in chronological order!
You know you're in the outback when...
Kangaroo steak! Amazing
Sunset Anzac hill, Alice Springs
What what, what, what
Kangaroo, crocodile, camel and barramundi
Just a croc skin in the middle of the saloon
Camel ride, thank god it only lasted a few minutes
So close to everything!
Collecting firewood
Mount Connor
Our first camp site, we used the swags in front of the tents
Uluru/Ayers Rock
Champagne and snacks to go with the Uluru sunset
Camping!
Uluru sunrise
Kata Tjuta, another impressive sacred rock formation
Still have to figure out these random piles of rocks, they seem to be everywhere in Australia
Salt lake
King's Canyon
Garden of Eden
Our 4WD truck for the first three days, perfect if the airco works...
Devil's Marbles
Daly Waters pub, one of the oldest ones in Australia
Crocodile cruise
The Barramundi babes, so random
Kakadu National Park, half the size of Switzerland
Ubirr, an aboriginal art site
Wallaby
Nastyyyyy
Camping!
Waterfall time, I don't remember most of the names though, at least I can't match them to the pictures. Buley Rockhole, Florence Falls, Wangi Falls.
Thermite cathedral mounds, impressively high
Magnetic thermite mounds, all facing the same way, looks like a graveyard.
Uhm...
Last night out :D
In Darwin, we stayed in Mitchell Street,so what do you get? Exactly...
Elaborate
Melbourne by night
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