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feel the new growth .
It was this regeneration of Brim that started the ball rolling 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 Governments , 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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