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 | The Olgas - Central Australia | I have found The Olgas (Kata Tjuta) to be more awesome than Ayers Rock (Uluru), and when one walks through the Valley of the Winds it is likely that you would feel the reverence generated by this wonderful place. |
|  | The Olgas: Central Australia | The Olgas (Kata Tjuta) lie abouit 30 kilometres west of Ayers Rock (Uluru) in Central Australia. The name means "many heads" which is appropriate for the 36 rounded domes that make up the whole. The tallest dome, Mt Olga, is 200 metres higher than Uluru. |
|  | Devils Marbles: Central Australia | Also known as "Karlu Karlu" by the Aboriginal inhabitants, these massive stones are located near Tennant Creek in Central Australia. |
|  | Simpsons Gap - Alice Springs, Australia | Simpsons Gap is one of the most prominent gaps in the West MacDonnell Ranges, Central Australia. It contains Aboriginal sacred sites, and is home to many rock wallabies and other Australian native animals. Located close to Alice Springs it is a popular tourist destination. |
|  | Ballarat Botanical Gardens - Giant Redwood | One of many Giant Redwood trees in these spectacular gardens. These Sequoiadendron Giganteum, Giant Redwood trees originate in California and grow to a height of 40 metres with a span of 18 metres. Beautiful trees, beautiful gardens. |
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|  | Ballarat Botanical Gardens - Schizanthus (poor Mans Orchid) | Originating in Chile, these attractive flowers are on display in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, Victoria, Australia. Protection from wind, rain and cold is required, and these annual plants flower for six weeks in Spring. |
|  | The Sanctuary Garden | This beautiful garden in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, Victoria, Australia lives up to its name. Peaceful, quiet and serene. |
|  | Ballarat Botanical Gardens | The Botanical Gardens at Ballarat in Victoria, Australia are noted for their beauty. Wide paths between lawns and majestic trees give a true sense of peace, wonder and creation. |
|  | Sunset on the Olgas - Kata Tjuta - Central Australia | The Central Australian sunsets are truly magnificent. Colours change rapidly and have stunning beauty. The Olgas rival Uluru for pride of place in Australia's red heart. |
|  | Uluru, Red Giant at Dawn | The dawn at Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a special sight. Located near the center of Australia, this huge monolith is a sacred site of the Australian Aborigines and all visitors to Australia would do well to ensure a visit to this magical place. |
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