How high have you ever been?

[Peebothuhlu]

At work.

Stood atop Ayer's rock (Ularu to the Native owners) back last century before we realized it was kind of a d!ck thing to be doing.

 Whole lot of nuthin' in any direction from there.

 You can 'Feel' the immensity of empty space around you. Puts you in a mind of knowing the fragility of being 'Human' when you're a speck atop the bones of the world.

 Cheers.

Wow...one of the most interesting things on the planet.

I doubt you'd be able to get to the top of it now. I understand that the indigenous people have shown lots of clout in stopping the visits.

Uhm well, no.

We kind of went "Y'know. We don't clamber to the top of Mosques and if nature calls, take a dump on 'em."

Same for crosses, churches or other temples.

We've always kind of acknowledged the arriving Brits as being d!cks. The whole ANZAC thing wasn't a great event, really. Just took us that little bit longer to realize 'Hey. We're still doing the d!ckish Brit things' in regards to the locals.

But anywho.

Cheers.