Username: WideNuts
Map name: Uluru
Photos of your Parkour:
The # of your Plot / or warp name to it: /plot v WideNuts 2
Difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert, Insane)
Number of checkpoints: 3
Number of jumps (Optional): 32
For anyone who isn't Australian, Uluru has been considered a tourist destination under the name "Ayres Rock" for decades and people have been permitted to climb across the Indigenous Australian's sacred land. Not only is it disrespectful to their culture but it is UN-AUSTRALIAN. This map tells a story and the Indigenous flag is featured throughout. Upon arrival you are greeted by the sun in the flag rising over Uluru. Uluru itself is fenced off and I have decided not to feature any parkour on it or the flag to replicate the real life version of Uluru and remain respectful to the rightful owners. It also features an Aussie rules football oval in the middle. It tells a story and would be meaningful to many Aussies. Cheers
Map name: Uluru
Photos of your Parkour:
The # of your Plot / or warp name to it: /plot v WideNuts 2
Difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert, Insane)
Number of checkpoints: 3
Number of jumps (Optional): 32
For anyone who isn't Australian, Uluru has been considered a tourist destination under the name "Ayres Rock" for decades and people have been permitted to climb across the Indigenous Australian's sacred land. Not only is it disrespectful to their culture but it is UN-AUSTRALIAN. This map tells a story and the Indigenous flag is featured throughout. Upon arrival you are greeted by the sun in the flag rising over Uluru. Uluru itself is fenced off and I have decided not to feature any parkour on it or the flag to replicate the real life version of Uluru and remain respectful to the rightful owners. It also features an Aussie rules football oval in the middle. It tells a story and would be meaningful to many Aussies. Cheers