My final blog of this Tasmanian Road Trip, is a dedication to the regional towns that have supported artists to transform Water Towers, Water Tanks and Grain Silos into magnificent artworks.
If you stop a moment to consider the logistics of achieving such art, there is a true appreciation to be enjoyed for the artists and communities that supported these mammoth efforts. Well done regional Australia 🙂
As this wraps up this Queensland to Tasmania Roadtrip, here is a link recap if you missed any posts.
- Old World Accommodations’ (100yr+)
- Critters
- Walks
- Waterfalls
- Caves
- Tours for Day Cruises & Other Tours
- Lookouts
- Motor Museums
- Silo Arts & Roadside stops
Time to start planning the next adventure !
Brim Silo Art
Yerabon Silo Art
Coonalpyn Silo Art
Devenish Silo Art
Rupanyup Silo Art
Gunnedah Silo Art
Colinabbin Silo Art 2
Colinabbin Silo Art
Deniliquin Water Tower Art
Dunedoo Silo Art
Goorambat Silo art
Goorambat Silo art
Grenfell Painted Silo Art
Lascelles Silo Art
Merriwa Graincorp Silo Art
Nullawill Silo Art
Patchewollock Silo Art
Rochester Silo Art
Roseberry Silo Art
Sea Lake Silo Art
Sheep Hills Silo Art
St James Silo Art
Tungamah Silo Art
Walkarie Silo Art
Walkarie Silo Art
Warrnambool Water Tower Art
Weethalle Silo Art
Goondawindi Water Tank Art
Benalla Street Art
WILT – What I am listening to ?
Don’t try to read too much into these WILT’s, it’s often just that earworm from my music library