The Indianapolis Speedway's "Yard of Bricks" is the roughly 3' wide strip of bricks that marks the start/finish line at the track - 'yard' refers literally to it being a YARD wide.
At least, it is only a yard wide today. Back in 1909, the track had originally been paved in 3.2 million bricks. Some 90% of these had been made by the Wabash Valley Clay Company of northern Indiana. Over the years, various repairs and resurfacing projects replaced layers of brick with asphalt, and today, only "The Yard" remains.
You build it with bricks and manur. You build it with bricks and manur.
there is no build a bear workshop in Indianapolis ...
they used mud bricks to build houses
Bricks weren't used to build castles, but stone and wood.
it took 10593 bricks to build a pyramid BY MIKA AND BLAKE
with bricks
69426 Bricks exactly
sun dried bricks
6o bricks
2 minutes!
they build it out of mud bricks and straw
With bricks