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1.
ULURU
BY EDIE AND CHARLI
Photo by
Frank Wuestefeld
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ULURU WHAT IS IT?
Uluru is a giant sandstone monolith.
It is a sacred landmark to the aboriginals.
It is also the home to one of the 10 most beautiful sunsets in Australia.
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TheCreativePenn
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Where is Uluru?
Uluru is located in the heart of the Northern Territory also know as the red centre. The closest large town is Alice Springs.
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elemenous
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How big is Uluru?
Uluru is 348 metres, that’s nearly 4 statues of liberty on top of each other.
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Al_HikesAZ
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How old is Uluru?
Uluru’s age is estimated to be 600 million years old. That’s really old!
Photo by
Trey Ratcliff
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Who named Uluru?
Uluru was named Ayres rock by the Europeans in 1873 when William Gosse named it after sir Henry Ayres.
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nosha
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Interesting facts
37 people have died attempting to climb Uluru since 1950.
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JD Hancock
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From Alice Springs there is a 430 kilometre drive to Uluru. That’s driving to Canberra there and back in a bus.
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@Doug88888
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Next year people will not be allowed to climb Uluru! It’s not illegal now but it will be next year.
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martinjhoward2
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Many people visit Uluru but lots of them don’t follow the rules... example: people go off the paths and ruin the nature. They climb Uluru and graffiti it.
That is not cool.
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ALL CHROME
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Uluru is sacred to the aboriginal people so we must respect it. Uluru is not for destroying more enjoying!
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...netski...
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WHO GOES TO ULURU?
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The reason aboriginal people are there most is because it is sacred to them.
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capecrawfordtourism
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WHO DID THE MOST WORK
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THE END
WE HOPE YOU LEARNED MORE ABOUT ULURU
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Trey Ratcliff
Alissa Tran
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