#uluru australia

[yourcoffeeguru]

Aboriginal Art Australia ULURU Sunset Kangaroo by Danny Eastwood || SWtradepost - ebay

[reality-detective]

Uluru in Australia 🤔

[putting-ragatha-in-places]

ULURU (biiiggg Australia rock)

ragatha at ULURU

[sitting-on-me-bum]

A Different View Of Uluru - Australia

EpicEarthP**n

[purple-phesh-and-cheps]

when i was little i was annoyed that there was no wizarding world magic school in australia, so i designed one myself. it was in a city-like cave system in the rock underneath uluru, and was the oldest magic school in the world, that hid secrets of ancient indigenous magic. i personally think me as a 7 year old was much more creative than jkr

[tcr55]

I’m back home in Sydney now, but have too many photos and emotions from Central Australia not to share one more set.

1. A split rock-face on the side of Uluṟu that tells a dreaming story of Mala’s retribution

2. The many colours of Uluṟu

3. Rock art showing the milky way

4. So much weather in one day

[derseprinceoftbd]

Certainly more original than blowing up the White House, as monumental destruction goes.

[cinnamonchaos]

for anyone in Australia, please do some reading beyond just the No Campaign and conservative media! There is so so much misinformation about what The Voice actually is and what it does.

Also remember - there is no 'progressive no'. We may agree that the government hasn't done enough, that a treaty should come first, and so much more action is needed. But voting no is slamming the door shut. It's not progressives winning, it's conservatives and racists and self-serving politicians. A no vote isn't progressive, it won't encourage the government to do more. If you think that the Lib party wants a no result so they can implement a better alternative, you've been deceived. There is no 'no, but because I want more action and a treaty' option. The yes will be the indicator of this, but a no will be taken as 'no action is needed' and 'we don't believe we need to recognise our country's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people'.

VOTE YES! 🖤💛❤️

[lemandro-vive-qui]

Uluṟu (o Ayers Rock)

[Outback australiano]

[edge-oftheworld]

i'll make a moodboard of the winning option out of my own original photos!! so choose wisely or you might wait like 2yrs til i travel there to get your moodboard

[yourcoffeeguru]

Aboriginal Art Australia ULURU Sunset Kangaroo by Danny Eastwood 52 cm x 42 cm || SWtradepost - ebay

[larimar]

australia

Two icons in the same shot? It's a big yes from us 🙌 Head to @visitcentralaus in @ntaustralia to marvel at the striking formations of @seeuluru and Kata Tjuṯa, pictured here, both of which hold deep and sacred significance to the local Aṉangu people ❤️

📸: @lolahubner and @shotbyjira

📍: Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, @visitcentralaus, @ntaustralia

[rubydolly]

The phenomenal colour changes of Kata Tjuta as the sun sets 😍😍😍

[sitting-on-me-bum]

TRAVELLING AUSTRALIA

The Norwegian photographer, Jarle Hvidsten, spent a full month in Australia travelling around 17,000 kilometres.

[innervoiceartblog]

Uluru and Kata Tjuta rising above the morning mist in the Australian Outback.

[everythingremembered]

watching the colours change on Uluru