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As Ausemade continues our walk back in time, looking back through our archive of Facebook cover photos, it certainly brings back memories of our travel through Australia… with much more to see.

Ausemade Facebook - Sturt's Desert Pea - (Floral Emblem of South Australia), this is the white form of the more commonly seen red form with black boss
Sturt’s Desert Pea – (Floral Emblem of South Australia), this is the white form of the more commonly seen red form with black boss (posted by 8 Sep 2012)

Following images from our archive were Facebook cover photos, in no particular order…

Ausemade Facebook - Sturt's Desert Pea - (Floral Emblem of South Australia)
Sturt’s Desert Pea – (Floral Emblem of South Australia) (posted 6 Sep 2012)
Ausemade Facebook - The Waratah is the Floral Emblem of New South Wales
The Waratah is the Floral Emblem of New South Wales (5 Sept 2012)
Ausemade Facebook - Karumba, Queensland - where the 'Outback meets the Sea'
Karumba, Queensland – where the ‘Outback meets the Sea’ (posted 5 Oct 2012)
Ausemade Facebook - The Black Gibber Plains along the Oodnadatta Track
The Black Gibber Plains along the Oodnadatta Track – one of the iconic Australian outback drives (posted 6 Aug 2012)
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Ausemade Facebook - One of Alice Springs lesser known attractions, a wonderland when it is filled with water... and popular with the locals for walking their dogs
One of Alice Springs lesser known attractions, a wonderland when it is filled with water… and popular with the locals for walking their dogs (posted 7 Dec 2012)
Ausemade Facebook - View from the summit of Mount Kosciuszko
View from the summit of Mount Kosciuszko (posted 4 Nov 2012)
Ausemade Facebook - Mutonia Sculpture Park, Alberrie Creek - by artist and sculptor Robin Cooke
One of the figures to be found throughout Mutonia Sculpture Park, Alberrie Creek – by artist and sculptor Robin Cooke (posted 19 Aug 2012)
Ausemade Facebook - Blue Banded Bee (Amegilla)
Blue Banded Bee (Amegilla) – This Australian native bee is a solitary bee, about half the size of the honey bee. Whilst they collect nectar from blue flowers, they are also seen on some white flowers (posted 19 Sep 2021)
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Oodnadatta Track (posted 19 Sept 2012)

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