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Those tiles would drive me mental I couldn't stand to have them in my house. Utilities are the reason why expensive paving is wasted on city centre shopping districts. Belfast has massive amounts of new paving and it's covered in tarmac and 3x2 flag patches where they chucked the good stiff in the lorry and reinstated with crap. Until chewing gum is banned no council should bother their arses spending that kind of money anyway.
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Nice to see dave put some of his work up for scrutiny :p
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They can't reinstate the granite, but they somehow managed to get a double yellow back in place just in case someone wanted to park Noddy's car-for-one in that 6 foot gap!
I'd guess, given the presence of the grating, that it's a drainage problem, made much worse by patching with blacktop.
I'd guess, given the presence of the grating, that it's a drainage problem, made much worse by patching with blacktop.
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Cheeky bugger! I'd have filled the area with bitmac!dig dug dan wrote:Nice to see dave put some of his work up for scrutiny :p
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