Australia's EPIC Red Centre: Uluru Kata Tjuta King’s Canyon

[@jeetts59]

Awesome video Terry. I was fortunate to have done the rim walk etc a few years ago before the large tour groups became popular. I like watching how Jamie has become more relaxed with the camera, her personality is shining through.

[@tuck123kw9034]

Excellent video yet again Terry. Great country out that way and so much history. Love the bloopers.

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks 👍

[@LouMac-q2u]

Fabulous camera work with such awesome images

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks so much. 😀 All shot with a GoPro & iPhone

[@elizabethgillespie-gray1214]

My 18 yr old son was dying with cancer as his wish was to see Uluru Make-a-wish flew myself David and his three sisters up to Alice Springs and Uluru to grant him his wish. 🌹

[@angelawillott3699]

Awesome video

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks so much 😀

[@suzymcgregor3122]

Fly nets! Terry I always carry them, flys can really dampen a outback trip. I’ve been to Uluru back just before the climb ban. It’s a size you just can’t explain , I believe it can be seen from space. The view from the top feels like your in a plane looking down. The structure is amazing and yes it certainly has a mystical feel about it. One place I will never forget. Thank you for taking me back Suzy

[@michaeldallimore8590]

You absolutely need a fly net. I agree the Olgas are more impressive that Ayers Rock. You need to wear a hat all the time BTW.

[@LetsGo012]

I’ll be better prepared next time. 😀

[@jaisabai4155]

Kata (head) Tjuta (many).

[@LetsGo012]

Thanks for the info. It’s an amazing place 😀