The red dirt around Uluru is striking.
This isn’t a true desert, and in the wet season spectacular waterfalls cascade from the giant rock.
The trees are sparse, short, and deep-rooted, tapping the groundwater.
Visiting in the dry season, I circumnavigate this rock of spiritual significance barefoot and alone.
A couple of billabongs loiter at the base, loud with frogs.
I try not to fear fellow walkers.

Written for the Six Sentence Story Prompt DUST: https://wordpress.com/reader/feeds/87522/posts/6087560227
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