Head east of Perth along the Great Eastern Highway towards the historic railway town of Northam. Your route will meander through a patchwork of bright canola fields, green pastures and ancient granite outcrops and into a country town steeped in history. Take a walk down Northam's central 'Fitzgerald Street' and encounter many of the town's unique heritage-listed buildings, including the original Flour Mill and Newspaper House. Ten minutes out of town on the Northam-Toodyay Road, you'll find towering artworks emblazoned across CBH Group Grain Silos by world leading street artists. Experience whimsical flying machines by the UK artist Phlegm and the bright bold designs of American artist Hense in a sky high celebration of Northam's ballooning. Parking is available at the CBH office located to the left of the silos. Please stick to the road and navigate your parking with care as this stop is a working site with heavy traffic in the area. Continue along Great Eastern Highway towards Merredin, the second stop in FORM's PUBLIC Silo Trail. The bright geometric patterns of this huge silo mural are visible kilometres before you reach Merredin. Painted by Western Australian Kyle Hughes-Odgers, this iconic artwork celebrates the region's diverse community and agricultural roots in its geometric figures and rustic tones.