“Often when we realize how precious those seconds are, it's too late for them to be captured because the moment has passed. We realize too late.” - Cecelia Ahern

This time last week I had to say good bye to the rock I had waited all of my life to see and today it is back to radio and the normal things.  I won't forget this experience ever as it has moved me so emotionally and I really wish I could just go straight back out there.

Seeing this rock up close and real personal was massive.  It smelled so good there and the dirt was such a pretty colour.  It was so pretty you could almost eat it.  It looked so full of iron.  No wonder people eat dirt sometimes.  This looked like pretty good dirt and it felt like it too as we were surround by massive red sand dunes found in this state only here in the entire world.  No where else are there sand dunes like these ones. 

Remember the red dust storm.  That dust came from right here in this area photographed.  Aunty loved my story about Uluru getting impatient for my visit so a bit blew over to me to remind me of my goal! 
Image by Mezza - Uluru in May 2012