Neat idea. I remember when the wall came down, you could buy chunks of it at our local Fred Meyer. (General store and grocery)

There was this big bin of pieces. I tried to remember how old I would have had to have been to remember that and was off by 17 months.

The mobile view could use some tweaks so it all renders without needing to scroll.

The wall, as in the Berlin Wall? Chunks were available at Fred Meyer in the US?

Genuine questions, I'm much too young to have been around and this is a piece of trivia I've never heard before.

	▲	eitally a day ago \| parent [-]
		I didn't know you could buy pieces at Fred Meyer, but I am also in the US and was 12 when the wall came down. I, too, have a piece (with graffiti!). It was a gift and I don't know where it came from, but my impression at that time was that it wasn't really much rarer than pumice from the Mt St Helens eruption (I have a piece of that, too, or a capsule of oil from the Prudhoe Bay disaster, which I also have in my collection from that era).