The Rock

Un bloc vraiment impressionnant et admirablement rendu.Merci pour les informations.
Bon week-end salutaire.

That was also the highlight of our trip to Australia.
We circled Uluru, we looked at the cave drawings, but we also did not climb it out of respect for the customs of the natives.
Unfortunately, I don't have any photos of this trip, because I was still making films at that time...
Thank you for this pictures and for the memories...

.....wow,das ist aber ein ganz toller Anblick,den du oben in der Luft im Hubschrauber hattest lieber tiabunna,ist ja ein gewaltiger Hügel,ganz toll sind deine Aufnahmen geworden:))

..........wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))

A splendid aerial series on this "impressive lump of sandstone", George. I think I will go with the ancient name for it; not only does it have the strength of history with it, but, frankly, "Ayers "Rock" sounds a bit dismissive for this vast, imposing outcrop, the highest elevation for many miles all around, as your photos beautifully show, placing it in context as well as revealing its beautiful color and flowing striations. Even without knowing the language, Uluru has a liquid, rotund sound to it that evokes awe and respect for this special feature of the land. One can see why the ancestors of the Pitjatjantjara people held it sacred. It must be visible for miles all around, a giant mound of reddish stone that looks like it was extruded by the earth and then smoothed out by the elements, a testimony to the powers that shaped the world as we know it.

it must be very impressive to fly over this magical rock!!!

One of the most beautiful site in the world!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!******************

That is an amazing place, George. Thanks for posting the photos. Looks like you are flying the copter - a man of many talents.

Thanks Ron. To remove any doubt, I was very much a passenger. :-)

Have a great weekend.

Amazing series George.

herrliche Serie

die ligt daar al lang hé hoelang precies George ?? eyers rock

dus jij bent ook nog helicopter piloot woow

If only, Fred! :-)

It really is amazing George. A superb series and great shots from the helicopter.
It looks like you were enjoying the ride!

a place I would like to vist once...if......

A most beautiful work

Happy weekend:)

Wow ! Impressive, George ! A fantastic landscape !

Awesome capture and PIPs! Stay well!

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IT IS IMPLY BREATHTAKING !!!!

I LIVE IN AN AREA THAT IS ALL SANDSTONE THE SAME COLOUR AS ULURA !!

THERE ARE NODULES THAT ISE OUT OF H GROUND TOO !

BUT NOTHING AS SPECIAL AND LARGE AND MGICAL AS ULURA !!!

must have been a fantastic flight!

Amazing shots, George!

Thanks for your visit, George.

Have a good day.

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impressive indeed !
Thanks for sharing this very beautiful reportage !

The context is everything, George, and shows how big Uluru Is and why it is so revered by the indigenous people. Ayers Rock as a name should be consigned to history. Well done. I hope to see it one day.

Fantastic series!