We reached there at sunset and it was difficult to take photos. The Silo was huge and beautiful. No ticket is required.

This silo was the last scheduled stop of our three day silo road trip. The colours were stunning, the story behind the art amazing, this silo also has a visitor’s book, which we signed. Plenty of parking space available and also the opportunity to stretch your legs between your silo stops.

Truly one of a kind artwork, the elders and the two children, the generations of people who own the land. A landmark to celebrate the land, the stars, the beauty and the beliefs. The artwork is respectful about the past, hopeful about the future and will transcend the generations to come. The color selection is awesome. What's even more wonderful, is the day expressions on the faces.

If you're out looking at Silo Art do not miss this wonderful experience. All the brochures hyperbole is actually accurate. Great for photographers of all skill levels.

By far, this was the highlight of our holiday. This artwork is not found on the street but had to drive an hour from Stawell where we were staying. It was worth the drive even the speeding fine on the way there. The picture will tell how fascinating this piece of artwork and how it was done on such huge canvas. Located on a secluded area and tours available for several Silo artworks on different places. Well recommended to people to see and be proud of this.

Absolutely fantastic a worthwhile place for all people to visit amazing artwork and some great Victorian towns that got this country started.

Great part of the art silo tour. Great to visit on your way to Mildura

One of the top silo on the art trail, so good for an artist to capture indigenous australians as this represents our country. The detail is amazing as you can get a real feel of what they were trying to accomplish. Worth the trip