Colourful tiles

Well, if I brought it home at all, it was inside my camera, so who knows what damage it has done in there!

@blueeyedblond. Bull meat is tough and needs to be ground. The finished product is often bologna. So if you brought that bull home it is probably in your refrigerator as a load of bull bologna.

Heeey!

Well spotted! I'd give you several extra points for this.
That picture with several shops in a row, all with the same tiles, was a surprise. I certainly missed seeing that.

And now that my memory is focusing in on my very brief visit, I seem to remember that the feature of interest of the butcher shop wasn't tiles on the front wall after all, but the statue of a rather large bull on the footpath in front of it. I'll go back through my photos and see if I brought the bull home with me.

Beb.

@blueeyedblond: Trams, cakes, books, diamonds, optometrist - but no butcher.

New Regent Street, Christchurch, New Zealand. All (or almost all) shops in this street display these tiles on their street-front face.
Whatever will I do with the extra point?

Found it. More than one shop has these tiles on their outside walls.

https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.529124,172.638714,3a,75y,103.17h,79.64t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sxlW5F8rjt39ww4dPTN0dyg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

@rlwemm
I had to think about it for a while, but then I got it.
Ha, ha, ha! Yes, an excellent answer. :D

Beb.

(It's in the village that the tram passes through - possibly the butcher's shop; otherwise on the opposite side of the tram track about two shops further along. )

Christchurch might be a mess, but it is still HUGE. I pass.

Well, having solved this version, I think I will put it up again with fewer pieces.
THIS version should appeal to people who like to spend a long time solving one puzzle!
What do others think?

Beb.