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A young beautiful woman is reading the novel "Brick Lane" by Monica Ali, in a pause in the walks on Barcelona (Spain). © Eliseo Oliveras
This is part of the brick wall that surrounds the church in Källstorp. The brick wall reflects the same gothic revival style as the church is built in. The church was built during the 1840:ies and I guess the wall dates back to the same period.
Captured with my latest old camera, the Kodak Medalist ii from the end of the 1940:ies. Using Fuji Neopan Acros 100, shot at 1/100 and f/4 during the early evening with the last sun beams hitting the wall.
(2171), London Brick Aerial Ropeway buckets being filled at the loading station at Fletton, Peterborough, (23/8/1935),
(photo courtesy of AM LBC archivist)
(2179), London Brick Transport Garage, Fletton, Peterborough under construction, (10/9/1936),
(photo courtesy of AM LBC archivist)
(2182), London Brick Transport Garage, Fletton, Peterborough interior looking south, (16/11/1936),
(photo courtesy of AM LBC archivist).
All of the photos I took at Queenscliff Bricks 2017.
I will also drop some video in the next few days.
And just a huge thankyou to everyone involved for what was a wonderful weekend.
Here we can see the unique tricks Wright used with the brickwork to emphasize
the horizontal visual impact of the building, the bricks are long and thin, the
horizontal mortar joints are thicker than usual and untinted to stand out and
form long horizontal lines, the vertical mortaring is tinted pink and thinner
than usual, they virtually disappear creating the impression of unbroken
horizontal bands of brick
It's pretty hard to take a bad picture of this eminently photographable back wall in downtown Penticton. Here is it a few years previously.
Can you spot the coat hanger?
I'll return here in the future to get a close up shot of that vent. (159a)
Displayed MOCs at Brick Fiesta 2013. All the MOCs were excellent, and there's a few that I didn't get pictures for; which is quite unfortunate.
Unless stated otherwise, these are not my creations.
A brick from one of the Accrington brick works, The Huncoat Plastic Brick & Terracotta Company, which was founded in 1894, in Yorkshire Street. It also used the trade name of "REDAC". The works finally closed down in 1992, and the site was developed for housing in 2004.
This example, with other Accrington bricks, including the famous NORI, and local bricks, is at a house on Woodlands Road, Cwmbran, which is being gutted and renovated. The house was built between 1901 and 1920 when Woodlands Road was marked on OS maps as "Black Road".
The Home Tour is SCAMP's largest annual fundraiser. Clarkston SCAMP is a nonprofit, five-week summer day camp in southeastern Michigan for children and young adults with special needs.
Release: 2016
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(1295), 1930's, The lorries were parked over these drains inside the garage so the water could be drained off over night, (no anti- freeze in them days), the man on the left can be seen refilling the radiators & the one on the right is about to crank one over with the starting handle, the man in the middle looks like he's in charge, most of these lorries look like Leylands, (photo courtesy of MC).
She's 9 months today and she turned our world upside down. Less time for photography, more time for love.
There are eight of these things set back from the road on US 41 about ten miles north of Dunnellon FL. I think they're some kind of silage storage (grain maybe?) and quite old and also bigger than they look (If that door on structure one were open you could drive a truck into it).
My first Woodside brick. I've been looking for a Woodside brick for a while, including looking for them near the site of the Woodside brickworks, without luck. Therefore I was delighted to spot this one in the front garden of a house in Crickhowell
A brick apartment building built in 1900. "Magnolia," which can be a surname, was probably the original owner's or builder's name (even though it seems like some kind of fanciful place name, named after the tree.)
A shot of a roadside on the outskirts of Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India taken from a moving Autorickshaw.....
Left to right:
1. Mummy - 18 pieces
2. Jack-o-Lantern - 22 pieces
3. Werewolf - 20 pieces
I finally got to submitting my first Lego Ideas creation! Brick-or-Treats is designed to be a candy replacement for Halloween. Please follow the link to Lego Ideas and support it! Thanks. ideas.lego.com/s/p:8984c13710b54681b2fd1e6493a79dc8
Release: 2015
Ages 12+.
2,179 pieces
US $199.99
CA $229.99
DE 199.99€
UK £169.99
DK 1699.00 DKK
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