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This is what peak hour looks like in the Red - This is what peak hour looks like in the Red Centre Sunset, camels and ( in th...

This is what peak hour looks like in the Red Centre ? Sunset, camels and #KataTjuta (#TheOlgas) in the distance… it doesn’t get much more outback than this! @ulurucameltours’ safaris are practically a rite of passage in central @Australia with unforgettable views of #Uluru and Kata Tjuta as they glow and change colour. Take the reigns and choose from short, sunrise or sunset rides ? Cheers for tagging Northern Teritory Australia, @hm_smyth!
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