What are the stories behind Australia's Kata Tjuta and Uluru?

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The discussion highlights a recent trip to the heart of Australia, focusing on experiences at Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and Uluru (Ayers Rock), particularly during hot daytime temperatures exceeding 35°C. The significance of the region's history, particularly the stories of the Aboriginal people, is emphasized, showcasing the cultural richness encountered during guided tours. The conversation also touches on the challenges posed by the local wildlife, notably the abundance of flies, which can be quite bothersome. Overall, the trip is described as visually stunning and culturally enriching, with a strong interest in returning to explore more of Australia's natural wonders.
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just got back from a few days in the heart of Australia where daytime temps were always exceeding 35 C

Kata Tjuta ( The Olgas)
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Uluru ( Ayres Rock) at sunset
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This region's history is told in the stories of Australia's indigenous, Aboriginal people
It was wonderful learning some of these stories as we were tour guided around the region

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Spiders? Mean Kangaroos? Flies? :D
 
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