The Big Lap keeps getting better. #4 Uluru, The Olgas, Valley of the winds.

Sorry about the early upload, something went wrong with the scheduling and only been in phone range for a couple of hours a week its been really difficult.
So this week we get to explore the magnificence Uluru and the Olgas. its something every Australian should do.

[@robertarmbruster5650]

Thanks guys for all the effort with these videos, this trip is really good. I am enjoying your travels.

[@carol-annpickvance3671]

Loving your videos, thanks for sharing them! Very informative and inspiring. Good on you all.

[@michaelnugara1]

Cheers guys. Gotta get there asap before all the tourists return. Definitely taking the mountain bikes👍

[@drew5763]

It,s really really cool in the Wet 👍

[@allanpower8041]

Loving this series guys.

[@GoingOverland]

Thanks Allan for your support and positive feedback, great motivation 👍

[@marleybutler4633]

Love Ayres Rock

[@desmondrasmussen7028]

Had the pleasure of climbing Uluru back in 1996 and next time plan on riding the circumference. Little tid bit of info that i remember Uluru is approximately 7kms deep underground 😮

[@Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee3333eeeee3]

Great vid. Don't over exaggerate the "life and death" of losing a PS pump though. Frustrating? Yes. But heavy steering ain't going to kill you. Lighter at speed. (Yes I owned a td42gq on 35s and lost the pa pump. I had a sports steering wheel too!)

[@kevinbeckwith7740]

Magic area

[@coversadventurecapers2838]

Yes there is something magnetic and spiritual about Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Been there twice in the past 5 yrs. Love this place especially The Valley of the winds walk. These memories and moments with your kids are priceless and perfect. Enjoy! Another great episode.

[@happycamper897]

If you visited the Peterman Ranges further west near Docker River, you would quickly realise the Olga's is nothing in comparison.

[@randl007]

We will be out there in July, watching your trips helps with the planning and getting through the days of work. Great vids

[@chuckberry7692]

We're there two years ago with our kids. Bloody ripper of a place🤘🍻🔥🇦🇺

[@magicalhistorytour7434]

Well done. Great family viewing

[@GoingOverland]

Cheers for the support. It's been a amazing adventure

[@raydav25]

that's a super clip cobber, went there 4 years ago and it felt very spiritual would love to get back there soon

[@jaimeromaguera4543]

Your videos are getting better and better.

[@GoingOverland]

Thanks Jamie, it's a lot of extra work, but rewarding to watch them back later

[@andrewburrell5814]

Following you guys love the videos keep up the great work

[@GoingOverland]

T Thanks for the support Andrew, it's definitely a challenge

[@lyndoncarter1528]

Great video

[@dantheman6159]

Loving your vids guys. Couldn’t find you on Facebook. Do you have a page and if yes what is it called? Cheers

[@GoingOverland]

Yes it's goingoverlandaus on Facebook.

[@wayne1959]

Awesome episode guys, so good to see the desert in bloom..When you get back to alice check out Natures Botanicals fly spray./roll on.We used it at the opal fields last year and it was great to keep those flies away a bit..How was the plenty this trip guys?

[@DirtDownUnder]

First! Well done guys!

[@shayneboyle1188]

Have you upload the wrong episode we're missing 3 n 4

[@JasonParkers]

No Drones allowed at the sunset carpark?

[@GoingOverland]

Yes, no drones in the whole park

[@petersimpson6110]

It is really Ayers Rock, it was here millions of years BEFORE the aborigines walked to Australia over the land bridge from Indonesia 60,000 years ago, they actually discovered nothing, a race of New Guinea Pigmy lived here LONG before they arrived.... the aboriginies killed off this race of people... true history will soon show this to be correct..