I worked every single day last year while attending to volunteer business and didn't have much time for brick spotting. I smacked down a lot of debt, did some work on my building, and didn't go on vacation.
My business took me on some long drives on wide highways. I still won't call them interstates. I marveled at expanses of sky while traveling on highway 44. I avoid 40 because it's disorienting. The remodel with its extensive sound barriers is like driving through a courtyard.
Here's a building I encountered on Morgan Ford. The green bricks are spooky and the finish is stucco-ish. Check out the green patina on the original copper gutter and how it matches the green bricks. The original downspout matches and I'm betting that was deliberate.


Gorgeous palette:


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Ha. I read "Morganford" and "green" and immediately thought of this building near Morganford and Seibert:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5012/5506567075_c2480c903c_z.jpg
It sure is a...uhh...beauty...
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