Holding up the American Cave Museum, I gave this brick wall a pat on the back for being so beautiful & awesome.

Horse Cave, KY.

"Take my picture and I'll break your nose" says he.

He should have been quicker off the mark. Done and dusted. He looks an arse.

Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

Instead of trying to regenerate the past of Stoke and trying to get the Pottery industry up and running again it seems like people want to shut it all out. Bricking up every possible way of getting in to the former factory. The downward slant of the road could have been indicated that the pottery market was going to decline.

Bricks LA 2016 - LEGO fan convention in Pasadena, CA!

Photo by Scott Tomaino

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Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

had to fanny around in photoshop, but otherwise pretty much as it was (a brick domed roof from underneath)

Pictures from the BRICK 2014 Event in London.

Taken with google nexus one.

Waterloo to Bishopsgate - Bishopsgate to Bricklane and back to Embankment 11th November 2016

oh look this little astro found a space brick

Brick arches at Ballywalter.

Brick Lane London

Quogue

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Mon. the 13th and appoint with my Denturist. So Fast rush and back before the rains come.

Vieux Quebec. Quebec City. December 30, '07. for caption: oartzy.blogspot.com

Brick Path

Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

One of my more... er... well... uh... urban shots...

(sorry.. was that juvenile??)

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Derek: You're like the worst, most juvenile human being I've ever met in my life.

Mark: You know the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem?

Derek: How many nurses have you slept with this week?

Mark: That's not a problem, man. That’s an adventure!

--"Grey's Anatomy" (ABC)

It's always tea time: LEGO® display at Tūranga, Saturday 11 January to Sunday 9 February

On display at Tūranga will be an outstanding LEGO build measuring over 1 metre high and nearly 2 metres wide. The model was created by Wendy Graham and Centuri Chan (of Knee Deep in Bricks) for the Christchurch Brick Show in July 2024. The project was inspired by ‘A Mad Tea-Party’ perhaps one of the most memorable chapters from Lewis Caroll’s 1865 children’s book ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’. It took approximately 300 hours to build and is made from an estimated 82,000 LEGO® bricks!

Look for this amazing masterpiece on Hapori | Community, Level 1. It can be viewed during library hours from Saturday 11 January to Sunday 9 February 2025.

Read more about how Wendy and Centuri went about creating this model

Friday 10 January 2025.

Photo by Donna Robertson.

File reference: 2025-01-10-IMG_5951

From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries

Brick in very healthy grass

A winner in the Holes Challenge at Challenge You

Brick topped stucco wall by B. W. Earp lath and plaster.

Bricks

Here is an approximate rendition of the house I grew up in as a teenager.

Wuxi Huishan Park

Detail of the excellent brickwork at the Aragon.

As part of my Year 2 project under the title of 'Methods and Approaches' I produced a series of images illustrating the walk I did where I lived as a child. Capturing certain aspects of the walk such as the wall outside my house, I shot this project in the perspective of a child both in medium format and digital. This image used Medium Format iso400