Uluru rises as a single sandstone monolith above the plain
Uluru (Ayers Rock) in Australia’s Red Centre is a single sandstone monolith rising about 348 meters above the surrounding plain, with most of its bulk still underground.
Changing sunlight paints the rock from ochre to deep red; it is sacred to Anangu people and a protected natural wonder.
One stone can hold a skyline. Uluru is geology wearing the scale of a cathedral without walls.
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