#brick pathways

[qfabraywrites]

Front Door Mudroom in Chicago

Example of a large traditional entryway with a gray floor, a slate floor, beige walls, and a white front door.

[vintagehomecollection]

Creative Gardens, 1986

[grub-s]

working on my windowside garden bit by bit. using the leaves from the pruned pittosporum and loquat trees as mulch and bricks for the parhway from, well, it's a sharehouse, the brick piles in random spots.

[ohlookitsanartist]

Avery and Sunflower breaking out the fall flannel

[jvstinderosa]

A walk in the garden

[oh-he-grows]

After nearly a month of digging, shoveling, crushing, loading, scooping, bricklaying, and tamping, my path is finally 90% finished

But I ran out of bricks 🙃

The pavers were free from a friend of a friend of a friend, but they were 12" x 5" x 2.5" gray concrete, a size that I can't find anywhere. I'm starting to think they just made these themselves with a frame and a load of concrete.

135 bricks short to cover the whole distance that I was looking for. Definitely the most manual labor I've put into anything at the house so far, but it ain't done yet, and not sure where to go from here.

progress pics:

What's more is that the pavers didn't have notches for spacing, so it took forever to level and space each paver, probably triple the amount of time it would have taken for regular bricks. Huge pain in the ass.

If I had to give advice, I'd say find bricks with spacer notches and if money is no object go for the foam paver base. I think they're 12 dollars for 5 square feet so exorbitantly expensive for a larger footprint, but if it's just a small path it's worth it. Shoveling 12 tons of gravel and sand and hauling it around in a wagon is a crazy workout, and getting it 'level' in a yard with a massive slope is a huge pain.

[joraszinhaz]

[yorksnapshots]

Untrodden Path.

[boypussydilf]

dont think about betty on her own thinking about how she gave up so much in her life and so much she wanted to do and so much of her own independent identity to follow simon and do what he wanted to do. oh god dont think about simon telling betty he wants her by his side and she cancels her trip to stay with him and when he spins her around he leaves her standing just one step beneath him. but in the theoretical reality where he goes with her they stay on the same level the entire time. and who knows what would’ve happened. but it didn’t happen and they’ll never get to know. no changing it. betty doesn’t regret anything. they made their own choices. and don’t think about simon having this realization that changes everything way, way too late, with absolutely nothing left to do about it but just. know. and keep going. and don’t think about that being how it ends. they never see each other again. Yeah it’s too late I’m crying so much

[teddy-bear-naps-and-random-snaps]

[carissa3mae]

I could stay here all day. 😌🌳🌼

[peppermintschnapps]

when ur speaking w someone and they're like "oh I don't like that" or "I hate this" and I'm like oh ok, why? and they're like "I don't know why, I just don't" and they seriously cannot tell you why they don't like something 💀☠️💀☠️💀

please PLEASE learn to use your brain to explore the reasons why you like/dislike things... im not saying we all need to become super analytical about every facet of our lives, but critical thinking needs to be a skill that we can all apply when we need to use it 🙏🙏

[abbyanne-sari-sari]

For Anthem’s April round "Garden Party". 🌱👒🐌 Sari-Sari - Brick Garden Path Original mesh and textures, 1-5 li, copy/mod 16 brick path pieces in 4 colors and season change: spring (moss), summer (base), fall, and winter (via HUD). EVENT TIMELINE: April 3 - 29

[christineshanshanhou]

stone mountain

[daytonmorgan]

Philadelphia Landscape This is an illustration of a formal brick courtyard large farmhouse garden.

[teamodiyemeyenkiz]

Landscape Pathway Inspiration for a summertime brick garden path in the backyard that is medium-sized, traditional, drought-tolerant, and in full sun.