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The [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Ace]] and [[Hex]] also once visited the landmark — though at the time it wasn't on [[Earth]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dreamtime (audio story)|Dreamtime]]'') | The [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Ace]] and [[Hex]] also once visited the landmark — though at the time it wasn't on [[Earth]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Dreamtime (audio story)|Dreamtime]]'') | ||
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Uluru or Ayers Rock was a natural landform in Australia. It was a traditional tourist destination, though it was known to rightfully belong to the Aborigines. (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People) It was roughly four hundred fifty kilometres south-west of Barrow Creek. (PROSE: Three Steps to the Left)
Nate Simms once visited there during a series of visits to "part[s] of the continent that most Australian residents had never set foot in". He considered Uluru the "rightful" name of Ayers Rock. (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People)
The Eleventh Doctor, Kazran Sardick and Abigail Pettigrew visited Uluru one Christmas Eve. (TV: A Christmas Carol)
The Seventh Doctor, Ace and Hex also once visited the landmark — though at the time it wasn't on Earth. (AUDIO: Dreamtime)
