The slow climb of Uluru back in 1974. This is no longer encouraged.
Slow trade in a fast city, Hanoi, and below a nice slow paddle in my kayak, with a book would go down well here, Lake Eucembene, NSW. See other slow photos here
The slow climb of Uluru back in 1974. This is no longer encouraged.Slow trade in a fast city, Hanoi, and below a nice slow paddle in my kayak, with a book would go down well here, Lake Eucembene, NSW. See other slow photos here
beautiful selections!
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Thank you!
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Part of me regrets not getting to Uluru when it was considered OK to climb the rock. I still haven’t been but I would respect the cultural sensitivities now.
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It was a desolate rock landscape with the view always being distant, because you could never be near the edge. I do not regret climbing Uluru, or Ayer’s Rock as it was called then, but I have been to many more spectacular places, in terms of views. The best views of Uluru are when you are not on it. Not long after we visited, a Japanese tourist fell to his death, so it is a little dangerous to climb as well.
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I recognised your first shot immediately. I was there in Autumn, 1975 and will never forget the experience. Great shots for the challenge
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Thank you!
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