
this machine has been chomping away

blue skies

the depth of the buildings

almost a strange optical illusion
Last week the workers finished re-mortaring the brick facades that will be saved:


photos by DG-rad
this is a blog for anacostia, DC. just you wait and see.
2 comments:
it's a damn shame that the bricks from the back walls weren't saved. those can (and should) be reused. people will pay an arm and a leg for quality old bricks.
Of course no one thought of reusing the bricks...it would have required independent thought lol.
I cant wait to see this type of development over here in Congress Heights - but then again it has been a major struggle just to get them to come and clean the graffiti. Thank goodness for this blog or one may think nothing happens lol!
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