Australia Travel
May 12, 2008
10:07 Uluru tourists return 'cursed' souvenirs
“Things were good in my life before I took some of Ayers Rock home with me, but since then my wife has had a stroke and things have worked out terribly for my children - we have had nothing but bad luck.”
Hundreds of tourists who have taken home a chunk of Australia 's best-known landmark, the towering monolith called Uluru, have returned their illicit souvenirs, with some claiming to have been struck by bad ... via Irish Independent
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