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Other groundworks tasks, such as roads and footpaths, terracing, fencing, foundations, walls and brickwork, tools and plant.
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dig dug dan
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Post: # 90017Post dig dug dan

I have just brought that trap, and will install on monday:D
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Post: # 90023Post DNgroundworks

seanandruby wrote:Can't help thinking Giles but is a building site a safe place for kids these days? I know he is away from your machine but he is also on your blind side. Makes me think of the young lad in Cyprus who they think got buried. Not condemning you, it's just my opinion.
Also it's not making mats it's prefabing ( prefabricating ) them, it's akin to saying: the cement has arrived instead of concrete. Sorry just a little bug bear :;): :)

Looks to me as if Giles's lad is supervised anyway, someones obviously driving the digger as the bucket is over the trailer, a machine driver wouldnt just leave it like that to take a photo...so someone else who was with the boy had to of taken the photo.

I agree with all the H&S stuff to some extent but comparing extreme events to every situation on a every building site gets annoying.

My bugbear. Sorry Sean.

I worked on a site about 18 months ago, just laying kerbs, there where only 3 of us on site, hardhats, gloves, goggles, no rolled up sleeves, no smoking, no phones, werent allowed to change blade in sthilsaw, it just went on and on. I walked in the end as to me that isnt work, its oppressive nagging that just insulted my intelligence, and resulted in me not giving a shite about the job.

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Post: # 90024Post seanandruby

Just don't think children have any place on a building site.....my bug bear sorry :;):
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Post: # 90025Post rab1

Dan the fact that you were not allowed to change the saw blade speaks volumes mate.
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Post: # 90033Post lutonlagerlout

old patio and wall demolished

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any takers £10 bangers?
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levels reduced and stoned up
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I laid the existing concrete slab patio 17 years ago looks like the bedding was still in good shape
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autumn blend from global to match the area we did last year
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got a bit down
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have a slight issue here in that the autumn blend last year was beige and brown and now its effing purple
natural product and all that but its a complete different colour
I am going to have to try and get a few of the older ones in to mix up
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Post: # 90034Post lutonlagerlout

not really recent work but just the world we in live in
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Post: # 90037Post cookiewales

lutonlagerlout wrote:old patio and wall demolished

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any takers £10 bangers?
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levels reduced and stoned up
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I laid the existing concrete slab patio 17 years ago looks like the bedding was still in good shape
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autumn blend from global to match the area we did last year
Image

got a bit down
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have a slight issue here in that the autumn blend last year was beige and brown and now its effing purple
natural product and all that but its a complete different colour
I am going to have to try and get a few of the older ones in to mix up
cheers LLL :)
your liking the random coursed looks good :D
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dig dug dan
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Post: # 90038Post dig dug dan

Damn shame the crusher wasnt around, that would have gone through a treat! :(
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Post: # 90039Post lutonlagerlout

Would have saved me £150 on skips and £250 type 1 but such is life
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Post: # 90041Post London Stone Paving

Looks like nice stone Tony. Fairly representative as to what we are seeing as well.

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Post: # 90046Post mike builder/landscaper

Nice work Tony. Why did you lay the coursed work that way instead of the other way round so they are not looking at long straight lines from the patio door?
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Post: # 90047Post lutonlagerlout

its kind of a design feature mike,the main area we didlast year runs the same way and they wanted it like that
the path linking the 2 patios runs perpendicular
I hope/think it will all look right when its done
ne'er a truer word said though steve than go and look at the stone,I cannot believe the colour variation from last years autumn blend to this years
bizarrely i still find uncalibrated stone easier to lay?

picked up another pack today in butterfields,armed response units running through their yards with MP5s looking for luton's latest gun man

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Post: # 90074Post London Stone Paving

I think adding the word blend to raj or autumn gives suppliers a lot of flexibility when it comes to colour variation.

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Post: # 90086Post lutonlagerlout

cracking on with the patio
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dig dug dan
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Post: # 90093Post dig dug dan

looking good tony. Is that a shower of rain on it , or did you wash it all off??

Changed the drain on monday: More pictures tomorrow hopefully

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