The camel symbolises the part the Afghan people played in building the railway to Alice Springs through the Outback.
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- What an adventure - 276 days, 132 different places...
- Last night in Sydney
- Climbed the Sydney habour bridge.
- Half way up and still smiling.
- Made it to the top.
- Ghan train trip - Darwin to Adelaide
- Animal tracks leading to the river Finke.
- The main road running alongside the train.
- The vastness of the Outback
- The Ghan train is three-quarters of a kilometre in...
- The camel symbolises the part the Afghan people pl...
- Camping in the Outback
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- In the middle of king's canyon was an oasis called...
- Rock art
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- Sunrise over King's canyon (and another 4.30am start)
- Uluru (Ayers rock)
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- Crested pigeon caught in the silhouette of the sun...
- Woken up at 4.30am to walk around the base of Ulur...
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- Sunrise over Uluru (Ayers rock)
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- Sleeping in a swagbag under a million stars was br...
- Thought we were staying in a 4* hotel instead we w...
- Kata Tjuta at sunset - stunning photo Dave took.
- Hiking through the valley of the winds, Kata Tjuta
- First sight of Kata Tjuta, meaning many heads.
- First camp, note the facilities.
- On the road to Urulu, miles and miles of red sand.
- Alice Springs, NT
- Different parrots in Alice Springs - Port-lincoln ...
- Todd river Alice Springs, an Aboriginal sacred sit...
- Flew from Cairns to Darwin, Australia's most nort...
- Hot and steamy Darwin at night.
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