Brundle brick?

[danielbarton]

Hi,

I've been quoted on the above for my drive, but cannot find any pictures. Could someone direct me please.

It is very possible I have spelt the name wrong!!

Thanks in advance,

Dan

[Stuarty]

Brindle i think you mean, its a bit of a mix of colours. See this page.

[Tony McC]

Note that each manufacturer has their own idea of what constitutes "Brindle".

To be perfectly (and pedentically) accurate, Brindle is an adjective (describing a mixed colour) rather than a noun (a particular colour). In Macbeth, one of the witches declares, "Thrice the brindled cat hath mewed", just before the reappearance of the man himself.



Edited By Tony McC on 1179052927

[lutonlagerlout]

err don't we just call that "the Scottish play" guv?
superstitions and all
heh
LLL



Edited By lutonlagerlout on 1179089096

[Tony McC]

Aaah, but I'm not a thespian, and, in the immortal words of Robert Johnson, "If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all".

[lutonlagerlout]

robert johnson? i thought that was my uncle peter's expression when he came out of the bookies this morning
LLL