Brick Road

4 photos · 2008–2017

4 photographs tagged Brick Road, 2008–2017.

Bright green moss grows between gray brick pavers on a New York City street.
Moss between brick pavers on a New York City street. Brick paving was widely used on older city streets and industrial yards before asphalt became the standard surface. Vegetation commonly takes hold in the joints where moisture and limited foot or vehicle traffic allow growth.

Moss Filling the Joints of an Old Brick Street

Cobblestone street with historic townhouses and bicycles in Bruges, Belgium.
A narrow cobblestone street in Bruges, Belgium, is lined with historic townhouse façades and parked bicycles. The street surface is paved in granite setts, and the buildings along both sides include brick, plaster, and painted masonry fronts with doors and large windows typical of the city’s historic center.

Bruges Cobblestone Street with Townhouses and Bicycles

Bicycles parked on a cobblestone alleyway in Bruges, Belgium, lined with historic brick and white-washed buildings.
A narrow cobblestone alley in Bruges, Belgium, is lined with brick and white-painted buildings and parked bicycles. The street leads toward a cluster of historic buildings with stepped and gabled roofs, typical of the city’s preserved old center.

Bruges Alleyway with Bicycles

Bicycles parked on a cobblestone street in Bruges, Belgium, at night under a streetlamp.
A narrow cobblestone street in Bruges, Belgium, is lined with brick and plaster houses and lit by a single streetlamp at night. Bicycles are parked along the lane, and European road signs mark the restricted traffic arrangement in the historic center.

Bruges Night Street with Bicycles