Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park partially closed due to heavy rain. Picture: James Holding/TwitterSource:Twitter
The “heavens” opened up over Central Australia— Colin wrote.
He thought you might like to read and see the photos also.
I so agree!
Waterfalls at Uluru as heavy rain across the Northern Territory has forced the closure of the National Park. Picture: Instagram / Paul ManningSource:Supplied
What a beautiful area! And what an huge amount of rain!
Thank you,
Linda
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Wow ~ That’s amazingly beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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That a lots of water!
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We saw pictures of this on the news the other night. Amazing!
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It’s an amazing sight!
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Australia has some beautiful places that I would love to visit.
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It does! I would love to go to this park!
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It was a stunning event – they had 9 inches of rain in 24 hours, in an area where that would normally be closer to the annual total. The Rock turned from red to brown, and the desert burst into green. If you Google ‘Uluru waterfall’ there are more images and videos.
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To see the desert burst into green would be a feast for the eyes!
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Cool….we have friends that came from there and are back visiting….I hope they bring pictures back with them.
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I hope they do! To see this place in real life would be a wonderful expereince!
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It certainly was an amazing happening. Uluru is a very spiritual place and to see all that water crashing down was incredible. A beaut post Linda :D)
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It’s a place I would love to visit someday!
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Thank you Linda
The Weather “Gods” really have been on the warpath this year.
Uluru is not the cheapest destination to visit in Australia. Very expensive to
stay at the 5 star hotel/lodges near “THE ROCK”, as it is called.
Climbing the rock is now banned, but years ago my parents did the climb.
They were “buggered” with exhaustion but it was worth the fee to do the
climb with guides to the top.
Also flying to Singapore, Bali, Bangkok and Kuala Lumper, most flights
fly directly over “The Rock” and if the plane is ahead of schedule and the
pilot is in a friendly mode, an announcement from the flight deck will tell you
that the plane will circle “The Rock” for all to view and also the plane will
descend to a viewing level. That is a REAL bonus, I have seen “The Rock”
courtesy of Garuda Indonesia, Thai International, Singapore Airlines and Qantas
coming and going from the above places. It is breathtaking.
Cheers and thanks
Colin
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I know they desperately needed the rain but it seems to be feast or famine. Too much too fast. Great photos.
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Way too much!
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Amazing photos .. first major rain in years!
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One of my readers said the desert has now burst forth into green!
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Wow that was something. I have always wanted to visit Australia! It is summer there now:)
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ME TOO!
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