In front of Ayers Rock

The desert of Central Australia and especially Ayers Rock was very hot during summer time. That's why people need to consume enough water in order to survive in the desert. This is inluding the native Aborigin who become the major inhabitant in the desert. Ayers Rock are not far away from Alice Springs. If we depart in the morning around seven o'clock, then we will arive around two o'clock in the midday. Water is very severe in Ayers Rock or Uluru in Aboriginal term, and based on this reason we should use the water strictly as this resource is very rare in the desert land of Central Australia. While the temperature was very hot, this Asian tourist was still standing in front of Ayers Rock. He didn't care about hot temperature in there in order to get to know about this unique place in the world.

In Front of Mount Olga Gorge

This is Mount Olga Gorge in the Background. Mount Olga Gorge is located in Central Australia and become one of most visited place by tourists home and abroad. The climate here is the desert climate which is very hot during the day, especially when it was summer time. The temperature could become 42 or 45 degree celcius during the day and those who walk in there need to consume water about a litre in one hour walk in order not to dehydrate themselves. This is an handsome Asian Tourist stand in front of Mount Olga Gorge.

Grape Stomping in Another Step

And the competition became very strongly conducted as the participants became very hard to stomp the grape into pieces. This is an exciting event at the Barossa Valley Vintage Festival that was happen in the year 1990 and as a rare occasion there were so many visitors coming to the Festival. This festival was taken place at the Barossa Valley itself and cover so many venues and attractions. South Australian Government Tourism Board had used this event to promote South Australian Tourism as well to the tourists from foreign countries. They were from Asia, USA, Europe, and some from other places that are not mentioned here.

Grape Stomping

This is another scene of Grape Stomping at the Barossa Valley Vintage Festival. This picture is also shows about the cooperation between partners and competition between the participants of this grape stomping competition. The participants were required to finish the stomping faster than the other couples by stomping and breaking the grape into piece and then it has already to be processed into wine in the traditional way of processing.