Exploring “Oz”

Adventures to New South

Wales and Ayers Rock

Journ

ey

to A

yers

Rock

January 6

th,

2005

In order to reach the

worlds largest

monolith, I had to

navigate my way

through virtually

unending desert…”

IT SUCKED PRETTY TERRIBLY

But

it w

as

wort

h

it…I ran into the one and only

Steve Irwin at the base of Ayers Rock!

It was Q

uite

the

Exp

erie

nce

If you wish,

you could

climb the

rock as I did.

Steve told me

the

Aborigines

frown upon it.

He did say

that the view

was “such a

beauty!”

Min

d t

he W

ildlif

e

So long as you can avoid

encounters with the wildlife, the

trip is well worth while.

New South WalesMy journey continued in a more

inviting, urban area.

January 1

0th,

2005

I ended up traveling from the

Northern Territory to New South

Wales to visit Sydney

Unfo

rtunate

Disco

verie

sIn a

desperate

attempt to

resolve much

childhood

distress, I

attempted to

locate

Wallaby Way

in a city of

6.2 million.

Tried N

ew

Thin

gs

I figured I would expand my horizons

and give classic opera a shot.

Beautiful building, not so enjoyable

music…

Trip

Destin

atio

ns

In the end, I visited Ayers Rock

in the Northern Territory and

Sydney, the capitol of New

South Wales

Concl

usi

on

In the end, my journey

was incredible. The people and wildlife that I

encountered are unlike

anywhere else in the

world. I would love to go

back and visit some of

the other unique and

wonderful places that

make Australia unlike

any other country in the

world.