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In the Beginning, Kata Tjuta, NT
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The Olgas are also known to the Anangu Indigenous Australians as Kata Tjutu, wish mean “many heads”. This refers to the many domes in the group. I stood in ore as I looked up at these monsters. They were beyond amazing. So large are these rocks that this photo does them no justice. They can be seen from many kilometres away. There was a sound of joy that radiated from them, music to my ears. I found myself captivated. I was drawn to them. They made me realise how small I really am in the scheme of things.
Ref: NTO11-2010
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Quota: 100 only
Story
The Olgas are also known to the Anangu Indigenous Australians as Kata Tjutu, wish mean “many heads”. This refers to the many domes in the group. I stood in ore as I looked up at these monsters. They were beyond amazing. So large are these rocks that this photo does them no justice. They can be seen from many kilometres away. There was a sound of joy that radiated from them, music to my ears. I found myself captivated. I was drawn to them. They made me realise how small I really am in the scheme of things.
Ref: NTO11-2010