What about this?

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The mortar can be easier knocked off them with a hammer etc, and there are many people who can use reclaimed bricks so you could always put them on freecycle.

For uses, I’d definitely go with creating a wall, edging for your borders or feature (such as a wishing well!) in your garden.

You could even dig them into the lawn so the surface is still showing, keeping them tight against each other to make a path

The chips make a great table mosiac. Try to keep them all about the same size height wise (knock off a bit with a hammer if they’re too tall) and add them onto the top of an old table. Top with a cover of glass or plexi if you want it totally flat, or leave it a little bumpy if you don’t mind a little rocking of the things that you put on there. Great way to re-furbish an old or found table too.

Put the chips at the bottom of a plant pot (before you put in the soil/potting medium) to increase drainage.
If the chips are sharp-edged, use them as a barrier around plants that slugs like to eat (the edges will deter the slugs as they’ll get sliced up trying to cross the barrier).
For the bigger brick pieces/whole bricks, make a base to raise a planter off the ground to give heighth and visual interest to a grouping of plant pots.
Put on the floor in your garage, like a curb, to mark how far in you want to park, to avoid going too far in or not far enough.

Incorporate them into big stepping stones.

Use them for garden sculpture.

I know this is a dull suggestion but most council recycling places have a bin for bricks and other building rubble!

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