Goorambat Silos

Clem, Banjo and Sam. Their stories appear in one of my blogs.

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Goorambat Silos

The tall concrete silo depicts the endangered Barking Owl. Apparently painted from a photo of Millie, who resides at Healesville Sanctuary, Melbourne.

Goorambat Silos

Local farming scene on the smaller rear silo.

Goorambat Silos

The front silo depicts three working draughthorses, two of whom were born in Goorambat and the third a grandson of one of the horses.

Goorambat Silos

There are three painted silos in Goorambat. The rear two are of the Barking Owl and a local farming scene.

Goorambat 'Street Art'

Sophia, painted by renowned Artist, Adnate. Sophia represents the female aspect of The Holy Spirit. More information in my blogs. Classified as 'Street Art', this is more than that. It is a spiritual experience to sit in this church and absorb the energy.

Goorambat 'Street Art'

The Uniting Church in Goorambat, where the painting of Sophia, appears behind the altar. The Church was originally erected as a Methodist Church and built in 1924.

Goorambat

Map of Victoria showing location of the Victorian North East Silo Art Trail, which includes Tungamah, St James, Devenish and Gooramat.

Goorambat

Map of Australia showing location of the Victorian North East Silo Art Trail, which includes Tungamah, St James, Devenish and Gooramat.