Lead: Brick depository

Gibbo · (#1)

Can't believe I'm typing this.

Down Jennet's Lane, Glazebury just after the bridge there are a load of bricks used in the track to the country park and down in the river.

I can't say if they're any good or not because I've not been down that way for a year or two. I was driving past yesterday when I remembered it.

http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.47....3&r=0&src=msl

Manx Centor · (#2)

Gibbo - your everyones brick biatch now lol

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(#3)

you've finally gone over to the other side.....didnt think it would take long

(#4)

Ive found a wall near me which is hundreds of bricks in herringbone style unmortared, passed it a few weeks ago and thought "must check that for marked ones at some point" so i did yesterday, the top level alone showed several with writing on.

Suffice to say i will be removing the best ones and replacing them all with Noris.

Gibbo · (#5)

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Originally Posted by Romanian1

Ive found a wall near me which is hundreds of bricks in herringbone style unmortared, passed it a few weeks ago and thought "must check that for marked ones at some point" so i did yesterday, the top level alone showed several with writing on.

Suffice to say i will be removing the best ones and replacing them all with Noris.

Not "nori", it's pronounced NO R1

tarboat · (#6)

Quote:

Originally Posted by gibbo

not "nori", it's pronounced no r1

Very good.

ROFL

Gibbo · (#7)

sneak · (#8)

the_fettler · (#9)

also a bashed wall in pennington opposite the park, will be popping over later for a root!

Manx Centor · (#10)

There's another site actually come to think about it - it's just off clayton street in blackburn (red light district for a few of you on here). They've pulled down a few buildings and noticed a few different names whilst passing... (for the record, with my daughters - in the daytime whilst going to the camping shop)