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Motor Home through the Australian Outback

Driving cross country in an RV is an oldsee it change colors as the sun moves across
tradition in Australia. With its wide openthe  sky.
spaces, vast star-filled skies, and gorgeous
natural beauty, Australia is a motor homeAyer's Rock is located 250 miles southwest of
owner's  dream.Alice Springs and is part of the Uluru-Kata
Tjuta  National  Park.
So, why not head down under and rent a motor
home for your adventure? Here's a taste ofThere are some pretty desolate spots on
what  Australia  has  to  offer.Australia's west coast, but Shark Bay is not
one of them. It is a recognized World
- Wide Open Spaces. Try the Outback! ThereHeritage site, full of colorful natural
are places where you won't see another humanbeauty and endangered species. Shark Bay is
being, and you can park your motor homean interesting place, too, because of the
anywhere  you  please.fossils that have been found there, dating
from  the  beginning  of  life  on  Earth.
From Sydney on the east coast, to Perth on
the west coast, it's 2,500 miles. That's onlyShark Bay is full of great areas to see,
a few hundred miles less than a trip from Newincluding Hamelin Pool, where the water is so
York to Los Angeles! Out in the western partclear you can see all the way to the bottom.
of Australia, there are 100-mile stretchesThere are big sandy beaches, and you can see
with no services. No wonder it's such andolphins  at  a  beach  named  Monkey  Mia.
RV-friendly  place!
It may seem vast and empty, but actually the
The weather is mild all year round. On theOutback is rich in sights to see. There are
coasts, the temperatures are moderate,national parks and historic sights
although it heats up once you get into theeverywhere.
interior, with temperatures reaching well
over  100  degrees  in  the  daytime.- Mungo National Park, located in The
Willandra Lakes heritage area, has the "Wall
- Natural Beauty. The outback is unlikeof China." This one isn't man-made, but made
anything you'll ever see anywhere else.by thousands of years of wind. It is made of
Australia's beaches are also world renownedclay and sand, and the formations caused by
for  their  pristine  beauty.the  wind  and  erosion  are  fantastic.
- RV Services. The land down under is- Kinchega National Park is an area where
probably the world's most motor home friendlythere is water - sometimes! The Darling River
country. You can rent RVs just aboutwinds through this area of red sand dunes and
anywhere, and drop them off at a location youdry lakes. There is an abundance of uniquely
didn't  start  from.Australian wildlife, including exotic birds
like  emus  and  others  like  kangaroos.
There are lots of sights to see, and once
you're there you can explore on your own, but- Sturt National Park is an arid land in the
here  are  some  of  the  big  ones.Strzelecki desert, where you'll be surprised
to find among the crags and dunes a wetlands
Ayer's Rock, or Uluru, is one of the naturalarea and forest. There are also white sands
wonders of the world. It's just what youand  red  dunes  for  hiking.
might imagine it to be - a giant rock. It is
the second largest rock in the world (secondIn every part of Australia there are national
only to Australia's Mt. Augustus) at 1,000parks worth seeing, and since motor homes are
feet high, 5 miles around, and 1.5 milesthe most popular way to travel, you'll find
below  the  Earth's  surface!plenty of places to stay. The state of New
South Wales alone has more diversity than
It is also a magnetic rock, which means italmost anywhere else, with land features like
has strange effects on electronics. Thedeserts, swamps, coasts, forests and
natives believe that it is a giant generator,grasslands.
with a current of energy flowing out to the
entire world. For RVers, it is a great areaIf you're an RVer, consider the land down
to camp, in view of the rock where you canunder.



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