
Settings: f/5.6, 1/100, ISO 400, DA 16-45 (16mm.)
A little fragment of brick found on the beach at Torbay. Its accompanying stony mortar almost makes it resemble two-thirds of a biscuit sandwich, albeit one washed smooth by decades of sand and surf.
Leave a decrepit old brick outside in the winter and ice cracks it up handily. It's a good example of how stiff, bare soil gets loosened by frosts. I can just brush the breadcrumb-like bits off when I'm done; there may be little left of this brick in a few years if we keep having winters like the last one.