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Everything is so awful.

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  • Don RayD Don Ray

    @CiaraNi

    The building is nice, but nothing compared to mysteriously mismatched masonry.

    CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
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    Ciara
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    @donray Yes, that's what I thought!

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    • CiaraC Ciara

      Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

      Solar🌄GardenW This user is from outside of this forum
      Solar🌄GardenW This user is from outside of this forum
      Solar🌄Garden
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      @CiaraNi The dancing tree behind the wall [Plane, I think from its dangling seedpods] is photo-bombing this

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      • CiaraC Ciara

        Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

        JosephJ This user is from outside of this forum
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        Joseph
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        @CiaraNi Thank you, Ciara, for the intriguing photo and delightfully human commentary at a time when so much in the world seems depressingly wrong. I enjoy following your toots. 😊

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        • JosephJ Joseph

          @CiaraNi Thank you, Ciara, for the intriguing photo and delightfully human commentary at a time when so much in the world seems depressingly wrong. I enjoy following your toots. 😊

          CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
          CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
          Ciara
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          @JosephMeyer Oh thank you! That is a lovely thing to hear. You are very kind.

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          • CiaraC Ciara

            Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

            Agathe bleibt daheimA This user is from outside of this forum
            Agathe bleibt daheimA This user is from outside of this forum
            Agathe bleibt daheim
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            @CiaraNi
            😉

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            • Solar🌄GardenW Solar🌄Garden

              @CiaraNi The dancing tree behind the wall [Plane, I think from its dangling seedpods] is photo-bombing this

              CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
              CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
              Ciara
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              @wavesculptor Everything about this makes me happy. The idea of the tree 'dancing'. The fact that a random stone in a wall outdid Parliament Buildings, but then a random tree outdid the stone - a very Fediversey hierarchy. And best of all - you recognised the bare tree from its seedpods!

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              • Agathe bleibt daheimA Agathe bleibt daheim

                @CiaraNi
                😉

                CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
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                @AgatheBleibtDaheim 🙂

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                • CiaraC Ciara

                  @wavesculptor Everything about this makes me happy. The idea of the tree 'dancing'. The fact that a random stone in a wall outdid Parliament Buildings, but then a random tree outdid the stone - a very Fediversey hierarchy. And best of all - you recognised the bare tree from its seedpods!

                  Solar🌄GardenW This user is from outside of this forum
                  Solar🌄GardenW This user is from outside of this forum
                  Solar🌄Garden
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                  @CiaraNi Laughing. I had no idea where this was -- assumed you were a LOT further North. That would definitely be a London Plane then.

                  Brick probably dates from Austere Times too, when tradesperson didn't have mandate to go find a bit of flint or whatever the rock, no doubt abundant but outside the built environment. Walls are also repaired like this is they were destined to be render-skinned. I've uncovered some in little reno jobs.

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                  • ColesStreetPotholeC This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @CiaraNi I think your assessment is entirely correct! 😂

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                    • CiaraC Ciara

                      Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

                      Michael GemarM This user is from outside of this forum
                      Michael GemarM This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @CiaraNi @ColesStreetPothole There must be a story there.

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                      • CiaraC Ciara

                        Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

                        Daniel AJ SokolovN This user is from outside of this forum
                        Daniel AJ SokolovN This user is from outside of this forum
                        Daniel AJ Sokolov
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                        @CiaraNi That's a great image to symbolize software patches. 🙂

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                        • CiaraC Ciara

                          Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

                          Emily van Lidth de JeudeE This user is from outside of this forum
                          Emily van Lidth de JeudeE This user is from outside of this forum
                          Emily van Lidth de Jeude
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                          @CiaraNi and not just any brick! A symbol of equality! 🧡

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                          • Juli GudehusJ This user is from outside of this forum
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                            @CiaraNi Didn't you ask them?

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                            • AnnieBuddyA This user is from outside of this forum
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                              @CiaraNi

                              This made me smile.

                              #WhyILoveMastodon

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                              • CiaraC Ciara

                                Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

                                TormodA This user is from outside of this forum
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                                @CiaraNi @constantorbit

                                Looks like it's been there for a while, so probably solid workmanship. Nice one!

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                                • Solar🌄GardenW Solar🌄Garden

                                  @CiaraNi Laughing. I had no idea where this was -- assumed you were a LOT further North. That would definitely be a London Plane then.

                                  Brick probably dates from Austere Times too, when tradesperson didn't have mandate to go find a bit of flint or whatever the rock, no doubt abundant but outside the built environment. Walls are also repaired like this is they were destined to be render-skinned. I've uncovered some in little reno jobs.

                                  CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
                                  CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
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                                  @wavesculptor This was an extremely Londony London Plane, then - it overhangs the media green front of the Houses of Parliament. Interesting to hear how the odd-brick-out may have come about. Thank you.

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                                  • ColesStreetPotholeC ColesStreetPothole

                                    @CiaraNi I think your assessment is entirely correct! 😂

                                    CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
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                                    @ColesStreetPothole I bet there's a hashtag. #MismatchedMasonry or #Brickstodon, with a lovely, peaceful, happy Mosstodonian-like community.

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                                    • Michael GemarM Michael Gemar

                                      @CiaraNi @ColesStreetPothole There must be a story there.

                                      CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
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                                      Ciara
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                                      @michaelgemar @ColesStreetPothole Agreed, that was my thought too. I both do and don't want to know the story. I sort of like the random mismatched mysteriousness of its presence.

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                                      • CiaraC Ciara

                                        Everything is so awful. Here's a contrary brick I saw in a wall. It intrigued me and made me smile.

                                        Graham PerrinG This user is from outside of this forum
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                                        Graham Perrin
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                                        @CiaraNi I wonder whether you'll find a mulberry tree behind that wall.

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                                        • Daniel AJ SokolovN Daniel AJ Sokolov

                                          @CiaraNi That's a great image to symbolize software patches. 🙂

                                          CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
                                          CiaraC This user is from outside of this forum
                                          Ciara
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                                          @newstik Ha - yes. Nice. I am not a tech person, but I could immediately see that.

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