feel the new growth.
It was this regeneration of Brim that start the ball roll-
ing as many other towns in the region saw the potential
of perhaps starting a trail. In 2016, with the help of street
art agency, Juddy Roller, the Victorian and Australian Gov-
ernments, the Yarriambiack Shire Council and GrainCorp,
who donated more disused silos, the Silo Art Trail began.
The Trail, over 200 kilometres long, starts at either
Patchewollock in the north or Rupanyup in the south
and follows several highways to each town. While these
roads are all good country riding roads, be a little more
adventurous and seek different ways to each venue.
There’s plenty of single lane bitumen, well maintain
gravel or even rough almost forgotten tracks. Explore!
You won’t be disappointed.
Starting in the north, Patchewollock’s silo depicts
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