Edna Walling travelled to many Australian towns from Queensland to South Australia, New South Wales and Tasmania as well as Victoria - taking photographs, visiting potential clients and admiring the scenery, sometimes stopping to identify a plant or gather a seed or two. This list is compiled from the State Library of Victoria's picture collection of Walling photographs. It gives an idea of the extent of her road travels, no mean feat in those days. Roads in those days were usually dirt or gravel, and often boggy and potholed. Both a tyre jack and a spade were put to good use for those times she got bogged.
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Victoria:
Mt. Arapiles
Aireys Inlet
Arkona
Albury
Anglesea
Bogong
Brisbane Ranges
Croydon
Eildon Weir
Eltham
Euroa
Fryerstown
Gordon
Hall's gap
Hattah
Hoddle's Creek
Kalorama
Lake Mountain
Lang Lang
Launching Place
Lilydale
Lorne
Mount Dandenong
Mount Donna Buang
Mount Slide
Portsea
Squeaky Bay
Stawell
Port Campbell
Princetown
Taradale
Warandyte
Waratah Bay
Warby Ranges
Wilsons Promontory
Wyperfield National park
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New South Wales:
Adaminaby
Coal Point (Cliff)
Cooma
Bungendore
Charlotte Pass
Cowra
Glen Innes
Glenorie
Gundagai
Hawkesbury River
Holbrook
Jindabyne
Kiandra
Mittagong
Mount Kosciusko
Mount Ousley (Onsley)
Narooma
Newcastle
Picton
Port Kembla
Pymble
Rushcutters Bay
Sydney
Queensland:
Brisbane
Buderim
Glenorie
Lamington Plateau
Maroochy River
Noosa
South Australia:
Bordertown
Coorong National Park (Coorong)
Tasmania:
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