Isn't it nice when a job goes well and to plan?

[Dave_L]

Done a job today, 155m2 of two-coat work - everything went like clockwork, the quarry 'performed', we had hot gear on time and the weather was great! No wind (nasty stuff for tarmac) and really sunny. Meant I could relax a bit on the roller as it stayed too hot to roll for a good while.

No material wastage either! It's always nice to see those last barrowfulls coming off the wagon with a metre or two to go!

Believe it or not, there's 31 tons of gear in here, laid by hand and we were home by 2pm.

[Dave_L]

On the same site, this is some Marshalls Calder Brown cobbled setts that we laid a couple of years ago, suits the development well I think. Love the cider press as a feature!

[Dave_L]

And some of the main access road we machine laid a couple of years ago, just before Christmas. 10mm SMA limestone. Well tough.

[lutonlagerlout]

nice work dave,although to me the calder brown look a bit fake
LLL

[Dave_L]

nice work dave,although to me the calder brown look a bit fake
LLL

The image doesn't really do them justice Tony. The colours aren't quite right in the picture. I quite like them; the appearance compliments the buildings around them etc.

Exmouth 3mm gritsand was brushed into the joints - works well and looks good, olde-worlde type of paving.

[GB_Groundworks]

nice bit of work dave, although on first glance i thought PIC looking at the calder browns

[lutonlagerlout]

i have laid a few calder brown slabs and to me the colours aint right,but thats only my opinion,prefer olde london or traditional myself

the work itself looks great,nice one

LLL