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My mom found a box of my old Legos. My girls had so much fun playing with them that I went out and bought more old school Legos. It took a lot of searching at Toys R Us to find a box of Legos that didn't tell you what to build with them!
The Davenport Terra Cotta, Brick & Tile Co, was on Garners Lane, Davenport, Stockport. It appears in the 1902 and 1906 trade directories, but not 1896 or 1914.
Leslie Spit is essentially a semi-naturalized, man-made spit made of old construction materials -- mostly brick and cement. The eastern side of the Spit is still an active dump site for such materials. Someone had built a fort of bricks on the shore, with a tiny table and benches made of cinderblocks inside it, and pretty stones and other findings laid out on top of them.
We checked off another first visit to a Bricks & Minifigs, this one located in Fox Point, WI. It is a very nice store.
Some little toys which are replicates of the large water puppets of Hanoi, Viet Nam, sit at the end of the little brick wall behind my woodstove. There's some notes about the things on the wall.
For Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Wall'
Found right next to the Dennis Ruabon brick, in a front garden, Newbridge on Wye. A brick from the Wales/England border.
Stacks of bricks in a shed. I took three exposures and processed with Photomatix. The areas that would normally appear underexposed have nice detail and color. HDR doesn't always have to mean looking unnatural. I think this looks more natural than the individual components.
The Clay Cross Company was founded in 1837 by George Stephenson the railway pioneer to produce coal, coke, iron ore, iron, and limestone. The company produced their own bricks, with the brickworks originally at the ironworks, but they later moved near to the railway station using modern kilns with a capacity of 5,000,000 bricks per year.
This guy was built completely out of LEGOS! There was an exhibit in Kansas City at the Crown Center with 30 sculptures created with legos only!
Entry for Best LEGO Steam Locomotive
8 Studs Wide
Uses Power Functions and L motor to move.
Class: LBSCR E2
Other photos and Demonstration Video are on My Flickr