Now, not wishing to be in anyway sexist or robustly politically incorrect …… but in Nigel’s much considered and mused opinion, Rosemary is much too a romantic and fragrant name for rufty tufty and manly bricks!!!Sorry we are going to have to add word verification our comments section as it seems we are again being bombarded with spam!!! So if your comment doesn't come up straight away it means that our lady "that does" is going through them with a fine toothcomb, so that the spammers don't get through .....This is such a robust pain in the bottom and as such we have boycotted all SPAM comestibles in protest ..... sandwiches, fritters, fricasse etc.!!!!!!
Sell them to the Tate gallery for forty thousand pounds.
ReplyDeleteI agree-it does seem a strange name for a style of brick. If it was describing colour or flavour then I'd understand...!!!
ReplyDeleteMichele
Certainly not a name for rufty tufty bricks! For me the name Rosemary always brings to mind the herb, especially when it is shaped into a topiary or cone (Christmas tree) shape..... perhaps Rosemary owns the brick company.......Nigel does keep us informed of life's fun questions!.....Dianne
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Sell them again for forty thou.