Lichen on a brick

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  e6filmuser Registered Users Posts: 3,378 Major grins

  January 31, 2016 edited January 31, 2016

  Brian,
  
  Nice abstract. Apparently, not much potential for stereo.
  
  If you look in long-established flowerpots, you may find some Marchantia, the palm tree-like liverwort.
  
  Harold.

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  Lord Vetinari Registered Users Posts: 15,900 Major grins

  February 1, 2016 edited February 1, 2016

  e6filmuser wrote: »

  Brian,
  
  Nice abstract. Apparently, not much potential for stereo.
  
  If you look in long-established flowerpots, you may find some Marchantia, the palm tree-like liverwort.
  
  Harold.

  
  Thanks for the comments Harold. No the surface was remarkably flat.
  I couldn't work out if the dark borders were the lichens or cracks in the brick.
  Brian V.

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  e6filmuser Registered Users Posts: 3,378 Major grins

  February 1, 2016 edited February 1, 2016

  Lord Vetinari wrote: »

  Thanks for the comments Harold. No the surface was remarkably flat.
  I couldn't work out if the dark borders were the lichens or cracks in the brick.
  Brian V.

  
  Brian,
  
  For what it is worth, I have seen many a crumbling brick in my lifetime but never one with so many "cracks".
  
  Harold

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