The document summarizes a trip the author took to explore Ayers Rock and New South Wales, Australia. They navigated the desert to reach Ayers Rock, where they met Steve Irwin and climbed the rock, taking in the beautiful views. Their journey then continued to the more urban area of New South Wales. In Sydney, they unsuccessfully searched for Wallaby Way and attended an opera, finding the building beautiful but the music less enjoyable. Overall, the author had an incredible trip encountering unique wildlife and people in Australia.
3. January 6th, 2005 In order to reach the worlds largest monolith, I had to navigate my way through virtually unending desert…” IT SUCKED PRETTY TERRIBLY
4. But it was worth it… I ran into the one and only Steve Irwin at the base of Ayers Rock!
5. It was Quite the Experience If you wish, you could climb the rock as I did. Steve told me the Aborigines frown upon it. He did say that the view was “such a beauty!”
6. Mind the Wildlife So long as you can avoid encounters with the wildlife, the trip is well worth while.
7. New South Wales My journey continued in a more inviting, urban area.
8. January 10th, 2005 I ended up traveling from the Northern Territory to New South Wales to visit Sydney
9. Unfortunate Discoveries In a desperate attempt to resolve much childhood distress, I attempted to locate Wallaby Way in a city of 6.2 million.
10. Tried New Things I figured I would expand my horizons and give classic opera a shot. Beautiful building, not so enjoyable music…
11. Trip Destinations In the end, I visited Ayers Rock in the Northern Territory and Sydney, the capitol of New South Wales
12. Conclusion In the end, my journey was incredible. The people and wildlife that I encountered are unlike anywhere else in the world. I would love to go back and visit some of the other unique and wonderful places that make Australia unlike any other country in the world.
