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If you drive or walk old Chillicothe, Ohio, streets and alleys, you find numerous well-preserved brick structures.
(I took the photo last year and have used it as desktop, but forgot to post to Flickr.)
2010/05/06: "Find a grid pattern somewhere-maybe a brick sidewalk or ceiling tiles-and make a photo of an interesting slice of it." #ds172
Preston, Lancashire
The Corn Exchange was built to provide a market hall and a venue for meetings and exhibitions. In 1882 it became the Public Hall.
The Corn Exchange was completed in 1824 for the town’s wheat, flour, butter and cheese markets. In 1853 a glass roof was added and the fish, egg and poultry markets were moved here from the Market Square. The building became a venue for fairs, arts and science exhibitions, public meetings and temperance tea parties. After the building of a new covered market the Corn Exchange became the Public Hall, which could hold up to 3500 people.
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One of the bricks that makes my flat - sorry I couldn't be more original this week
T189 2012 weekly alphabet challenge - 3/52 B is for Brick
On a Southside sidestreet between 10th 11th. This was taken from a vacant lot between two row homes.
Bricking Bavaria 2010 is coming up in Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz!
16/17th of October 2010
See where this Bavarian Maibaum will fit in!
Omaha's community bike shop was established right around the corner from where the Infoshop folks once lived. We worked on Critical Mass xerocracy and a fledgling coöp (I slept with the bike parts).
Apparently Gifford Park attracts the likes of us, and fortunately this effort has sustained longer.
old-school pharmacy
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I have seen the writing on the wall.
Don't think I need anything at all.
No! Don't think I'll need anything at all.
All in all it was all just bricks in the wall.
- Pink Floyd "Another Brick In The Wall" (Roger Waters)
Our LUG was approached by the local community TV a while back to see if we'd be interested in doing a show. The program would feature some friendly competition amongst club members.
Over a two-day period (January 31st and February 1st) we shot the 8 episodes of the show.
Each team participated in a round-robin style tournament in which the teams were given the same set and theme to work with. The 6 preliminary episodes, semi-final and final rounds took nearly 16 hours to film, and will be turned into the 8, half-hour shows.
It turned out to be a good time for all participants of the show, and was made even better by drafting all the sets we used after the filming had wrapped.
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Brickwork characterizes an arch at the Charlotte County Registar's Office, the arch spanned by ironwork.
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