roads paved with brick [mostly photographs]

[Daniel Kalal]

Town streets of brick are quite common in many areas of the U.S., as are paving stones in Europe.  But, in-between towns, out on the road, it's much less common to come across bricks that haven't been covered in a layer of asphalt years ago.

Kansas


France


Germany


Germany


Germany


Switzerland

[oldbike54]

 WOW ! Deke , the German and Swiss roads resemble the old Roman roads .

  Dusty

[Fuzzy]

Slippery in the rain, eh? Got to stay light on the handlebars...

[PJPR01]

Those are cool pics!  Any of the Via Appia Antica also?

[Guzzistajohn]

  COOL!

[LowRyter]

where's Guthrie OK?

 

[oldbike54]

where's Guthrie OK?

 

 Not sure , but it takes a long time to ride there 

  Dusty

[Daniel Kalal]

where's Guthrie OK?

Especially in Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, towns with streets paved in brick are pretty common.  Between the towns?  Less so.  I guess I don't have one of Guthrie, but here's Waurika, Oklahoma for you...

[Texas Turnip]

Tyler, TX is famous for their brick streets. I get a sore back just looking at them as I sometimes get to see them repairing them. When it rains, look out as they are super slick.

Tex

[oldbike54]

Especially in Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, towns with streets paved in brick are pretty common.  Between the towns?  Less so.  I guess I don't have one of Guthrie, but here's Waurika, Oklahoma for you...

 Oops , I read LR's post as Guymon , not Guthrie .

  Dusty

[Daniel Kalal]

Oops , I read LR's post as Guymon , not Guthrie .

You're in luck; here's Guyman, bricks and all, w/Stelvio content:

[oldbike54]

You're in luck; here's Guyman, bricks and all, w/Stelvio content:

 Somehow I knew you had a Guymon shot 

  Dusty

[LowRyter]

Deeke, you never disappoint.