a desert sunset

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We couldn’t have asked for better weather while we were in the Red Centre. The skies were blue, the days were warm, there were cool breezes and nights were mild. April is definitely a great time to go where you can escape from apparently large number of tourists and searing unforgiving desert temperatures. One thing you can’t escape from though are the flies. Be prepared by bringing a fly net to put over your wide brimmed hat, or be prepared to spend a lot of the sunlit hours brushing and swotting them away from your face.

Kata Tjuta (known to some as Mount Olga or The Olgas) means “many heads”. Here we were to witness a sunset with drinks and nibblies organised by the tour operators, AAT Kings. With the camera perched, we were ready to capture the many shades of the beautiful rock formation. And how gorgeous they were. The photos don’t do them justice but then again neither can our words.

View more photos of our trips at Photo Gallery.

Kata Tjuta with the afternoon sun
Kata Tjuta with the afternoon sun
Kata Tjuta as the sun begins its descent
Kata Tjuta as the sun begins its descent
Kata Tjuta as the sun is almost hitting the horizon
Kata Tjuta as the sun is almost hitting the horizon

 

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    Sunset 24 April 2013 | An Ever Changing Sky said:
    May 14, 2013 at 2:02 am

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