We flew from Sydney to Alice Springs - quite a long way - and checked into our hotel.


There are approximately 700+ varieties of eucalyptus trees in Australia


Alfred is happy to be in Alice Springs


Bill is happy to be in Alice Springs


Alice Springs is very much a desert community - much like eastern southern California


Scenery in Alice Springs


Scenery in Alice Springs


The history of Alice Springs is pictured on a building wall


The history of Alice Springs is pictured on a building wall


The train arrives in Alice Springs


Camels were imported and now are part of Australian evolution


The history of Alice Springs is pictured on a building wall


This Alice Springs sign tells some of the chronological history of the region


This blurry sign tells more of the history of the region


Camels thrive in the Alice Springs region


Birds of the region


The Alice Springs watering hole


Alice Springs is named after Alice Todd - wife of the station master


A dry river bed leads to the watering hole in Alice Springs


A dry river bed leads to the watering hole in Alice Springs


Alfred stands in front of the telegraph center in Alice Springs


Post office monument in Alice Springs


Camels in Alice Springs


A lizard captured from the hills around Alice Springs


A lizard captured from the hills around Alice Springs


A lizard captured from the hills around Alice Springs


ANZAC monnument


A description of ANZAC Hill


A view of Alice Springs


A history of the river that feeds Alice Springs


Easterly view of Alice Springs


View of Alice Springs


Westerly view from ANZAC Hill


ANZAC Hill


Alfred is happy to be sitting down in our hotel room


Alfred is enjoying breakfast after a good night rest


Alfred waits for our tour bus to carry us through the Outback to Uluru