I once travelled frequently through the town of St Arnaud en route to my professional duties in Horsham. However, with the advent of telehealth—and the subsequent expiration of all referrals—I no longer have cause to visit this part of Victoria. In earlier times, I would often pause to explore the local shops and, on occasion, take quiet delight in the region’s artistic offerings, including the striking silo art that lends the town its distinctive charm.
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...these are fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteI might revisit again
DeleteThose murals are phenomenal. Very striking and quite possibly modelled by some of the local people?
ReplyDeleteYes, it is modelled on local people. Many towns followed suit.
DeleteCool murals! Take care, enjoy your day and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSame to you Eileen!
DeleteInteresantes murales que llenan de belleza los edificios urbanos.
ReplyDeleteIt becomes a feature in town
DeleteThese murals are amazing.
ReplyDeleteParecen silos para almacenar cereales que han sido usados como lienzo para unos bonitos murales.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
All pretty much owned by one giant corporation
DeleteThese are amazing! Living in a big city like Montreal, I have never seen art on silos before. So nice!
ReplyDeleteRural charm can be a thing
DeleteWow, this grain bin art is terrific. The artist is very talented. Are there more of these in this town?
ReplyDeleteYes, I did not have enough time to get more shots
DeleteThat is impressively unique.
ReplyDeleteThis is typically a town to grab a coffee driving through
DeleteBien aprovechado ese espacio, para esos artísticos murales.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise, I would just drive passing through
DeleteThis is incredibly impressive!
ReplyDeleteLocal representation
DeleteThey are really lovely, and likely represent the people of the town.
ReplyDeleteImpressive art!
ReplyDeleteI was delighted to examine and describe many grain silos in Western Victoria and other states, https://melbourneblogger.blogspot.com/2018/06/public-art-in-rural-australia-grain.html
ReplyDeletebut I must have visited them way too early for St Arnaud. Thank you for enabling a link to your special town.
Silo Art, I had never heard that term before. But what beautiful art it is that you show us.
ReplyDeleteStunning and creative pieces of art.
ReplyDeleteThe wide-angle angle lens hard at work again.
ReplyDeleteThey are great. My neighbour is at the moment on a five night coach tour to see silo art. Each night they stay in different motels.
ReplyDeleteThese rural murals are stunning. So much to discover in the countryside. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
ReplyDeleteAmazing mural works , Superb clicks
ReplyDeleteLove these.
ReplyDeleteWow wonderful work. I always wonder how they do it.
ReplyDeleteGreat murals :-D
ReplyDeleteWow, those silos are beautifully painted.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThese are SO GOOD :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan