City Daily Photo bloggers post photographs on a theme on the first day of each month. On
February 1, they will address this intriguing question: If you had to leave forever the city
from which you usually post, what would you miss most?
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Red Brick Road
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Nice!
I have a sudden urge to watch The Wizard of Oz....
Beautiful, always a treat to find!
I don't know that I've ever paid too much attention to how the bricks are laid, but now that you point it out, this is quite different. We have loads of cobblestone streets here. I feel sorry for the people who live on them though, it's so loud when cars drive past.
An unusual and very nice color for a road...
When I was growing up in Illinois, our town had many brick roads and I think all of them have been covered up with black-top now. I can still hear the sound of the tires rolling over the bricks or ones shoe walking across them. I loved that sound.
very interesting! i know they can be rough going, at times, but sure look pretty!
I haven't seen a red brick road in years, but I love them. Though not very smooth they are attractive. That neighborhood looks very elegant!
Must have taken quite a while to lay this road. . . brick by brick by solitary brick. :-)
I don't think I've ever actually seen a brick road before. We have setts and cobbles but I'm not aware of brick.
Nice perspective and angle viewing these bricks. I wonder if salt ruins them in the winter.
brick is a good quality material..
I love the look of brick roads, but they can be rough!
They really are quite rare here too. You sometimes see it on a driveway.
Again you make me nostalgic for the East with her Belgian Block and brick streets! Just a lovely capture
ALOHA from Honolulu
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Thanks to you Pat, I learned something new about T.O.
That is so beautiful.
This is lovely, RedPat.
That's a wonderfully sweeping view!
Fabulous and wonderful angle!
Brick on the roads seems to be de rigueur in a few of the towns north of Toronto: Newmarket, Markham...and probably a few other places that I cannot think of at the moment. :)
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