Australia 2

	Ayers rock (Uluru) According to what I have heard this rock should be stunning at sunset or sunrise, but my car wouldn´t start at 5am.; it was also too cloudy and raining (for 3 days). So all I got was this photo, as a memory of driving 1000 miles to see a rock, which was closed for climbing because the rain had made it slippery
	I allmost ran over this lizard with my car. It just stood there on the road, when I was leaving Ayers rock. I can´t remember the name of the lizard, but it´s a speed runner; boy can it run fast. Looking at it through the camera, it was far away, but damn I could run, when it made a WHIZZ sound and ran towards me.
	Yep ! Of course! Or should I say Golf course. A golf range in the middle of the desert. Cooper Pedy (which mean: "White man´s hole in ground") is one big swich cheese, so why not a couple of holes just for fun. This place is known by its Opal mines. The town and the area around it are lying on a old inland ocean. Shells and other sea animals died and created the layers of opals on the bottom.
	It is through holes like this the Opals are mined. A maskine digs trough the ocean floor parallel to the surface and this "dust-cleaner" gets the material to the surface. The mining takes place about 60 feet under and should pay off really well. But where do the miners spend their money ? I don´t know, cause I couldn´t find anything to do for fun in this city.
	Yeah ! Maybe building a home... underground. 60-70 feet below street level, it was possible to rent a bed for the night and sleep undisturbed whithout seeing any daylight. Crocodile Harry´ dogout, he lives in the mine that he still works in. Maybe you can recognize the place ? It was used as a location in the movie "Mad Max III", (the one with Tina Turner).
	Harry´s bedroom. If you are a "shiela" and visited Harry´ bedroom, then you probably also signed his wall. He couldn´t say how many autographs he´s got, but make a bid if you dare.