This is not graffiti

Three blind mice on footbridge over Blind Beck, Kendal, Cumbria.

This is not a fossil

20 pence bedded in the lino floor of the market hall of IKEA, Birmingham. 

This is not a fossil

6" coach screw bedded in the bitumen path of Marine Parade, Lyme Regis, Dorset. 

This is a fossil

Weathering of a section of face bedded stone in a door reveal. Bridport, Dorset.

See link for more about building stones in Dorset. 

https://www.bgs.ac.uk/downloads/directDownload.cfm?id=2037&noexcl=true&t=Dorset

Barn conversion

Ancient stone barn with modern steel barn built over. Still used for calving and lambing. Wray Farm, Brampton, Cumbria. 

Then and Now

Not what there used to be

Disused fireplace and flue at the back of Trinity House, Newcastle.

Paint no paint

Of these twin buildings the one in the background has been vacant for several years. It's no longer being maintained and hence left in its original natural concrete. Adjacent to All Saints Church, Newcastle.

Colour

St Giles Court, Shaftsbury Avenue, Covent Garden.

Cracks in buildings

Lake Road, Keswick, Cumbria.

Cracks in buildings

Terrazzo stairway, Wagamama, Kensington High Street, South Kensington.

Cracks in buildings

M6 motorway over River Eden, Cumbria.

Not what there used to be

Disused fireplace, waiting room at Wetheral station, Cumbria.

Weathered materials

Wichert at Haddenham.

This is not a fossil

Cat's paw print in terrazzo floor of a 1930's apartment block.

Clean - Not clean

This is not graffiti

On brick gate pier, Ham House, Ham.

Cracks in buildings

St Matthias Church, Richmond. Spandrel over north door.

Erosion

Hard mortar and soft stone. The mortar is always going to win.

Bomb damage II

South entrance to Tate Britain, London on Atterbury Street.