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RMJKCNCG–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RMB89M66–Sculptural entrance to the National Museum of Australia. The curved beginning of the symbolic Uluru line.
RMW2BM08–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RMEWCT6R–The National Museum of Australia and the uluru line and loop , Acton Peninsula, Canberra, ACT
RF2F82NYE–Uluru, Australia - Aug 2019:people shadow of camel riding in Australian desert of Northern Territory with Uluru Ayers rock. Popular activity to
RF2AB150X–Camels sit in a line awaiting tourists for their Uluru sunset camel adventure tour. Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
RM2C80A5E–View of the side of enormous rocks in Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia
RMCC50CY–Low angle view of Ayers Rock, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory, Australia
RF2MR0P9J–452 Drainage line of dry waterfall-huge crack-boulders at the foot of the grooved southeast face of Uluru-Ayers Rock. NT-Australia.
RM2B5RWYH–A line of long camel shadows against red sand, desert oaks and native grasses, a camel ride in the Northern Territory; Australia
RMA1K5TP–Low Rock Ridgeline in Desert near Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park Northern Territory Australia aerial
RMJKCNCE–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RMB89M5K–Boy looking up at the curved beginning of the symbolic Uluru line, the sculptural entrance to the National Museum of Australia.
RMW2BM04–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RMEWCT6H–The National Museum of Australia entrance with uluru line and the architectural loop, Acton peninsula, Canberra,ACT
RMW2BKYY–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RF2F82NYD–Uluru, Australia - Aug 2019:shadow of people on camel riding in Australian desert of Northern Territory with Uluru Ayers rock. Popular activity to
RF2AB14XP–Camels sit in a line awaiting tourists for their Uluru sunset camel adventure tour. Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
RMAE1998–Tourists Climbing Ayers Rock Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park Central Australia Northern Territory Australia
RF2MD6CMY–424 Dark algae-watermark of tiered dry waterfall and Kitchen Caves at the foot of Uluru-Ayers Rock. NT-Australia.
RMATN35B–Famous tourist attraction Ayers rock Uluru and the circular ring road deserted in late afternoon sun Australia
RM2CJ6060–People line up to climb Uluru, formerly known as Ayers Rock, the day before a permanent ban on climbing the monolith takes effect following a decades-long fight by indigenous people to close the trek, near Yulara, Australia, October 25, 2019. REUTERS/Stefica Bikes
RMAAJWMN–Road and Kata Tjuta Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area Northern Territory Australia
RMJKCNCK–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RMEWCT6A–The National Museum of Australia entrance with uluru line and the architectural loop, Acton peninsula, Canberra,ACT
RF2C9X31X–Uluru icon vector, filled flat sign, solid pictogram isolated on white, logo illustration. Uluru icon for presentation.
RF2AB150T–Camels sit in a line awaiting tourists for their Uluru sunset camel adventure tour. Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
RF2AW6HYD–A line of tourists make the final trek along the top of Uluru in the final month prior to it being closed to climbers.
RF2MD6CN9–425 Sheer vertical cliffs and dark algae-watermarks of tiered dry waterfalls at Uluru-Ayers Rock. NT-Australia.
RMAAJWPH–Road and Kata Tjuta Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area Northern Territory Australia
RMJKCNCD–Australia, Australian Capital Territory, ACT, Canberra, National Museum of Australia, outdoor public art, The Loop and Uluru Line
RM2D3RBKX–- PHOTO TAKEN 20APR04 - A line of tourists use a chain to climb the world's largest monolith, Ayers Rock, about 350 kms (220 miles) southwest of the central Australian town of Alice Springs on April 20, 2004. Ayers Rock, known by local Aboriginals as Uluru, received around 1,000 tourists annually 40 years ago. Since then, it has become one of Australia's major tourist destinations, attracting 400,000 visitors every year. [Many tourists climb the 318 meter (1043 feet) rock, although the local Aboriginal owners request that visitors respect their sacred site and view it only from the ground. P
RM2D3K9Y3–A line of tourists use a chain to climb the world's largest monolith, Ayers Rock, about 350 kms (220 miles) southwest of the central Australian town of Alice Springs on April 20, 2004. Ayers Rock, known by local Aboriginals as Uluru, received around 1,000 tourists annually 40 years ago. Since then, it has become one of Australia's major tourist destinations, attracting 400,000 visitors every year. Many tourists climb the 318 meter (1043 feet) rock, although the local Aboriginal owners request that visitors respect their sacred site and view it only from the ground. Photograph taken on April 20
RF2AW6HRB–A line of tourists make the final trek along the top of Uluru in the final month prior to it being closed to climbers.
RF2MD6CYP–429 View of northwest corner and Kantju Gorge area from the base walk around Uluru-Ayers Rock. NT-Australia.
RMAAJWRM–Road and Kata Tjuta Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area Northern Territory Australia
RM2D3GWAH–A line of tourists use a chain to climb the world's largest monolith, Ayers Rock, about 350 kms (220 miles) southwest of the central Australian town of Alice Springs in this photograph taken on April 20, 2004. Ayers Rock, known by local Aboriginals as Uluru, received around 1,000 tourists annually 40 years ago. Since then, it has become one of Australia's major tourist destinations, attracting 400,000 visitors every year. Many tourists climb the 318 meter (1043 feet) rock, although the local Aboriginal owners request that visitors respect their sacred site and view it only from the ground. REU
RF2AW6HR7–A line of tourists make the final trek along the top of Uluru in the final month prior to it being closed to climbers.
RF2MD6CGJ–423 Dark algae-watermark of tiered dry waterfall at Uluru-Ayers Rock seen from the base walk-Mala section. NT-Australia.
RMAAJWHW–Road and Kata Tjuta Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area Northern Territory Australia
RM2D3HTJR–A line of tourists use a chain to climb the world's largest monolith, Ayers Rock, about 350 kms (220 miles) southwest of the central Australian town of Alice Springs on April 20, 2004. HIGH RESOLUTION FILE REUTERS/Tim Wimborne REUTERS BOOKS ON THE ROAD BOOK TBW/SN
RF2AW6HRP–A line of tourists make the final trek along the top of Uluru in the final month prior to it being closed to climbers.
RF2MD6CYT–430 NW corner scenic view-Kantju Gorge area partial view from the base walk around Uluru-Ayers Rock. NT-Australia.
RMAAJWPR–Road and Kata Tjuta Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area Northern Territory Australia
RF2AW6HRD–A line of tourists make the final trek along the top of Uluru in the final month prior to it being closed to climbers.
RF2M8E73C–406 Dark algae-marked falling water channel in the Uluru-Ayers Rock Mala Puta area seen from the base walk Mala section. NT-Australia.
RMAAJWNM–Road and Kata Tjuta Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park World Heritage Area Northern Territory Australia
RF2AW6HWY–A line of tourists make the final trek along the top of Uluru in the final month prior to it being closed to climbers.
RF2M8E73F–407 Dark algae-marked falling water channel in the Uluru-Ayers Rock Mala Puta area seen from the base walk Mala section. NT-Australia.
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