Easter Tuesday (yes I know that was six months ago but I came across the photos and thought why not!) I had to go to Stawell first thing to drop something off...it was a lovely day and I didn't have to go to work so I thought...well, I'm already in Stawell, why not keep on and go to Warracknabeal to the patchwork shop [Quilters Harvest]. On the way to Warracknabeal it occurred to me that only a short (20km) further on are the painted silos at Brim...yes, there was a theme of oh I'm here why not go there to the day...so on to Brim it was...
The information board in the paddock across the road...
View from a distance takes in the whole scale...silos aren't small...
With acres of room and plenty of cars parked on that side without blocking the view/effect and a paddock across the road to park in, the tool in the 4WD with caravan stops dead in front of the silos.
Finally, after about 15 minutes, a clear view of the whole effect...
The detail in each portrait is amazing...Four local farmers...three men and one woman...
The detail in each portrait is amazing...Four local farmers...three men and one woman...
Happy Stitching...
8 comments:
Those silos are magnificent, aren't they Annette! They must be even more spectacular in person.
Wow they are amazing. Might have to look them up and go for a visit too one day. Doesn't matter how long it takes to put up the post... haha
Great pics Annette... saw a great article from ABC online about them... would be amazing to see in person... and I bet they're something to behold given their size!
Wow! Going on the list! Thanks for sharing xx
They are pretty amazing
Hi Annette,i love the quilter's harvest to,hope you bought some lovely things.
Yes those silo's are amazing and so tall when you get up close,glad you had a wonderful day xx
The silos are amazing!
Thx for posting those pictures! Wow! Stunning!
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