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Love that. Across our shared planet, beauty.

Ebb and flow of growing season.
November 29, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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We, on the other side of the world, just begin the season
A street corner full of roses.
November 29, 2025 at 11:08 PM
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Exterior.

#architecture

connecticutmills.org/find/details...
The former L.D. Brown and Sons factory is comprised of an adjoining complex of five blocks located on the north side of Cooley Avenue between Main Street Ext. and East Main Street. The factory’s original block was erected in 1871 and consists of a three-and-a-half-story red brick structure with rectangular footprint, circular masonry anchors, plain wood cornice, cornice returns, and a side gabled roof. … The window openings throughout the primary block and stair tower have segmental-arched brick openings, brownstone sills, and twelve-over-twelve double-hung wood sash. Many of the windows have been boarded up. North of the stair tower there is a loading dock with roll-up garage-style door opening and a shed roof. …These three blocks stand one-and-a-half-story, one-story, and two-stories tall, respectively, and share similar detailing including red brick walls, brick beltcourses, segmental-arched window openings, brownstone sills, twelve-over-twelve double-hung wood sash, and pitched roofs. The dye house is notable for the hipped-roof monitor running the length of the building, however, the monitor’s original openings have been covered with asphalt shingles. A one-story addition connects the dye house and office building, this built ca. 1960. A large sawtooth roof production shed on the west side of the complex along Main Street Extension was demolished c.2014. 5/2021 Tower stairs and elevator are intact; staircase has curved beadboard banister, wood newel post and railing (later railing was installed on outer wall). Brick walls were stuccoed and some remains in place. Timber framing and open factory floor space can be experienced on second floor. Windows are replacements. Source: https://connecticutmills.org/find/details/l.-d.-brown-sons
November 29, 2025 at 10:54 PM
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Beep beep.
At the corner of Washington and Main; Middletown, Connecticut.
November 29, 2025 at 9:01 PM
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The glaring face mug at lower right.

Also a “kids for sale” sign. 🐐
The rug backdrop and colorful items display. Mug is a glaring face of muddy light brownish glaze. Tiny colorful house blocks. A goat sign “kids for sale.” Forest City Merchants.
November 29, 2025 at 8:08 PM
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Odd, beautiful, unusual. Beachcombing of another sort.

(Warm inside, cold as heck with wind gusts outside today.)
Cardinals. Framed house primitive. A very small Stretch Armstrong hides behind old glass bottles and other stuff. Unopened.
November 29, 2025 at 8:04 PM