Ayres Rock (Uluru).....Australia

[foetus]

They already factored that in. Part of the reason they felt they could go ahead with the closure is that only 16% of people that visit the area do so to climb. They've developed other tourist activities in recent years. It's also worth noting that most Australians, not just Aborignal Australians, support the decision.

It was said (somewhat) tongue in cheek. I will eventually get around to seeing the Northern Territory but i think I'll skip the segway tour around the rock (I'll stick to Kakadu NP). Shame that certain scumbag tourists ruin it for everyone else by shitting on/disrespecting the site.

 

[Mon Autre]

It was said (somewhat) tongue in cheek. I will eventually get around to seeing the Northern Territory but i think I'll skip the segway tour around the rock (I'll stick to Kakadu NP). Shame that certain scumbag tourists ruin it for everyone else by shitting on/disrespecting the site.

It's the same everywhere and I really don't get it. Was on a walking holiday in Spain over Summer and it's unbelievable how many people think it's fine to leave shitty toilet paper on the floor. It seems to be the same people that argue that we should all have unconditional access to these places are often the ones that spoil them.

 

[Grassland Blue]

Nobody has mentioned Pam in all this.
Could she stake a claim in for ownership?