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A part of Rio de Janeiro viewed from above
Making bricks is a common activity on the highlands of the Madagascar. The clay used to make the bricks is taken from the rice fields and this extraction contribute to the degradation of the soil of the rice fields. But also it is necessary to burn lot of firewood to fuel the kilns and this contribute enormously to the deforestation of the island.
Baker Street tube station, London; one of the platforms of the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines. Brick-built in the late 1860s and still fascinating. Leica M8, Voigtlaender NC 1.4/35.
Art created from my photos | Brick and Wood #painting
St. Stephen & the Incarnation Episcopal Church | Washington, DC | www.saintstephensdc.org
One of the urban legend is that the principle was a cannibal. The story has it that when a kid would act up then they were sent to the principles office. Depends on the punishment the kids were killed and hung up in the closet. The other urban legend is surrounding the janitor that mass murdered the kids and teachers. The entire place is riddled with graffiti...Needless to say it is claimed to be haunted. Ghost hunters have visited and claim to have had many paranormal readings.
Stay tuned for the real story.
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I'm pretty proud of how this build turned out. Some highlights are the windows which took a lot tinkering to figure out, as well as the door which has the four indents. It has like 1/4 of a plate gap on each side so it doesn't fit perfectly, but it's close enough imo. I also tried to be a little more intentional with my use of texture and I like the balance that I was able to achieve in the stonework.
You can purchase the car in this build at Creations for Charity.
Sola Deo Gloria!