I have been able to get out for 2 extended walks in the Flinders Ranges during July.
The first was a 3 day walk along a section of the Heysen Trail from Horrocks Pass to Pichi Richi Pass via Mt Brown - the highest peak in the southern Flinders.
This area is relatively well watered in winter, and the greening of the countryside was impressive.
[I will post some photos from the other walk later - it was a 5 day walk in the far North of the Flinders in the Gammon Ranges - a real desert environment]
The Heysen Trail is a very long distance trail running from the southern tip of the Fleurieu Peninsula - south of Adelaide, through the Adelaide Hills and the mid North and into the Flinders Ranges up to Parachilna. It runs through a mixture of private property and public parks.
This section highlights this by crossing bare sheep station hillsides before crossing into native scrub on Mt Brown and then the typical Flinders creeks and gorges running into Pichi Richi Pass.