[PHOTO] Brick and sandpaper in Rosedale
Mar. 13th, 2010 07:03 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldWhen Jerry and I were walking through the tony Toronto neighbourhood of Rosedale on Mount Pleasant Road this Sunday past, Jerry stopped and looked at the corner of one building.
"Look," he said, "the bottom of this house is brick, but above the wood it looks like it's--it's sandpaper!" And indeed, when I looked closer, I could see the naturalistic pattern as regular as any of the background patterns of my Commodre 64's geoPAINT. If you look closely you can see the round nail heads holding this facade to its building.
"Look," he said, "the bottom of this house is brick, but above the wood it looks like it's--it's sandpaper!" And indeed, when I looked closer, I could see the naturalistic pattern as regular as any of the background patterns of my Commodre 64's geoPAINT. If you look closely you can see the round nail heads holding this facade to its building.
