LUCIANO PAVAROTTI ONCE SAID, “ONE OF THE VERY NICEST THINGS ABOUT LIFE IS THE WAY WE MUST REGULARLY STOP WHATEVER IT IS WE ARE DOING AND DEVOTE OUR ATTENTION TO EATING.”
MARKETS ARE GREAT WINDOWS ON FOREIGN CULTURES. THERE, AMONG COUNTRY PEOPLE WHO DRESS, BEHAVE AND SPEAK IN WAYS UNCOMPROMISED BY EXTERNAL INFLUENCES, I HAVE LEARNED MUCH OF WHAT I KNOW OF THE WORLD.
STANDING ON THE HARD RED SAND, INTERSPERSED WITH SPINIFEX GRASS, LOW SHRUBS AND WILDFLOWERS, WE ARE OVERCOME BY THE TRANQUILITY AS THE SUNRISE CASTS A RED AND YELLOW GLOW OVER ULURU, THE SACRED RED ROCK FORMATION WITHIN THE VAST REACHES OF THE AUSTRALIAN
