Impressive site visit (Devils Marbles Cons Res, NT - 28/09)

The Devils Marbles Reserve is an amazing site along the Stuart Highway. The
traditional name for this reserve is Karlu Karlu. Driving hundreds of
kilometres through the flat desert and then seeing these massive boulders of
granite lying on each other is pretty impressive. We stayed over night on
the campsite of the reserve with many other travellers.

Weird Insect of Australia (Devils Marbles Cons. Res. NT - 28/09)

UFO sightseeing (Wycliffe Well NT - 28/09)

International souvenir roadhouse (Barrow Creek NT - 27/09)

The roadhouse is full of stuff left by international travellers like
pictures, ID cards, stickers, money, etc.
Diana left a copy of her social card.

Putting the tiger in tank!!!(Ti-Tree NT - 27/09/10)

Giant aboriginal artefact (Aileron NT - 27/08/10)

Tropic crossing (Tropic of Capricorn on the Stuart Hway NT - 27/09/10)

Getting ready to leave (Alice Springs NT - 26/09/10)

After three and a half month we are ready to move on again...

Dot-Painting- Workshop (Alice Springs - 17/9)

Before leaving Alice Springs I had the chance to take part in a dot painting
workshop in the Desert Park.
Dotpainting is orginally from Central Australia and the art itself is just
around 40 years old. In former time most of the paintings were done with a
stick on the ground to show the "dreamtime stories". There are of course a
lot of rock paintings too. When looking on a dot painting you have an aerial
view. The elder people would explain in there drawing where there are
waterholes, plants to collect and animals to hunt.

A guest for breakfast... (Alice Springs NT - 15/9 )

Lonely night at the campsite (Henbury Meteorite Craters NT - 07/09)

we were the only campers this night... but we were too tired to be scared in the dark night!!

Fighting against the Ernest Giles Road (Ernest Giles Road NT - 07/09)

A scary meeting with wildlife:

Lunch brake deserved!!

Some just gave up...

The first 30km had long stretch of deep sand, it was hard, the rest was
great, but still need to watch for sandy patches!!

Long walk around the Kings Canyon (Watarrka National Park NT - 06/09)

Heart attack climb (test people fitness for the long walk):

a friendly lizard again (You can see how they adapt their color according to their environment):

On the top:

Getting ready for base jumping:

It is time for a poo:

Watch out, Diana is taking risk :