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cross country Tuesday

January 23, 2012January 19, 2013 ~ maireaddoyle ~ Leave a comment

After a tedious runway delay and a routine take-off, we ascend westwards out of Tullamarine Airport across outer-suburb escarpments, quarries and farms, turned exotic by the morning sun. Half an hour in we are sailing above red-brown earth, arrow-straight dirt roads dividing the land into geometric blocks, occasionally messed up by a more ancient pathway … Continue reading cross country Tuesday

uluru

June 15, 2007January 19, 2013 ~ maireaddoyle ~ Leave a comment

The desert is a cold place in winter. Bitter cold at night. But the upside of visiting such an iconic place in winter is that the sun doesn't rise too early in the morning, and the sun sets just before you are thinking of dinner, so the sightseeing fits in with a reasonably relaxing trip. … Continue reading uluru

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