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I don't know why I like this photo but I do. There are thousands of brick piles like this all over the clay mine in Manassas, VA.
On December 3-5, our Good Water Neighbors project gathered 120 youth "Water Trustees" and field staff from 17 communities across Israel, Jordan and Palestine in Kibbutz Lotan for an ecological building workshop. The youth learned how to build with mud and recycled materials; to build a geodesic dome from date palm fronds and discarded irrigation plastics; they learned about the use of different materials for different types of bricks and built a small archway using the mud bricks they prepared.
The Good Water Neighbors project is supported by USAID, SIDA and the Belgium Foreign Ministry’s Peace Building Desk.
Photo by Xi (Cecilia) Zhang. The local restaurant locates in the Bardstown St. The porch tiled stained brick and iron-cast ornament extended the space of the entrance. It reminds me the Red School which intended to give us a historic feeling of tradition..
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These are some pictures I took with my old Superheadz Black Mountain Half-frame and a Kodak Gold 200 film. I believe these were mainly taken in September 2022 between London and Berlin.
Cool colors of the tile floor of the old Crouch's/Blue Moon Bicycle/Birds of a Feather (current) store on Hill St.
Joe Jerry is a guy who dresses up like Superman and tries to get people to sign his petition for LEGO to start a line of Superman LEGO sets. You can follow his story line as well as read lots of other LEGO-built webcomics at The Brick Side website.
Brick Fair traveled to Birmingham, AL to show of all their blocky goodness. The dealer's section was not huge but slam pack full of goodies, both stock and custom.
Then we checked out the exhibits, which I took pictures of. SO MUCH to see.
An impressive amount of greenery.