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Post: # 40644Post cookiewales

hi all great site have looked in lots of times now have more time on my hands must be the credit crunch hope i can help with some input cheers cookie :) :)
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Did you see the thread discussing your work, Cookie?



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Tony McC wrote:Did you see the thread discussing your work, Cookie?
cheers looks great nice to see the boys like the work lovely job could not have done it without your superb design am counting down the days to the big day have a 450 m2 gritstone drivway chorley area to start 14 sep straight after honey moon :) :)
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Post: # 40660Post lutonlagerlout

welcome to the brew cabin cookie :)
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Post: # 40661Post Pablo

Bout ye Cookie must admit I thought this thread was going to be a bit Camp when I saw the title IYKWIM.;)
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Post: # 40663Post DNgroundworks

welcome - Nice work mate, quite inspiring for a "young un" like me ha ha

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Post: # 40664Post Rich H

Can't imagine how I missed both the thread and the blog first time(s) around. A beautiful design executed by a master of his craft. I've never even seen a driveway like that let alone had the opportunity to quote for one. Absolutely fantastic. Congratulations to all involved.

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Post: # 40666Post DNgroundworks

Just had a look on your site cookie theres even more amazing work on there!! some really smart stuff every credit.

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DNgroundworks wrote:Just had a look on your site cookie theres even more amazing work on there!! some really smart stuff every credit.
cheers boys got a good few years in the body looking to do some teaching if i can get a chance right place right time am relocating to york to be by my bride as you see by my website we travel anywhere its the welsh in me allways chasing that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow still dreaming :) :) :D ps is there any camps in wales
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Post: # 40675Post lutonlagerlout

some amazing stuff on the webby,when luton council had some setts laid they imported Portuguese sett layers as they reckoned they couldnt find any here
2 years later and the lot has been ripped up and replaced with PIC
perhaps they should of looked in wales

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lutonlagerlout wrote:some amazing stuff on the webby,when luton council had some setts laid they imported Portuguese sett layers as they reckoned they couldnt find any here
2 years later and the lot has been ripped up and replaced with PIC
perhaps they should of looked in wales

LLL :)
they could have looked in london done loads up there i get udercut lots of times by chancers most euro workers lay on sand so not familer with sand and cement then the pointing is a whole new ball game thats when the shit hits the fan :) :)
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Post: # 40683Post rab1

That was stunning job you did on that drive mate.
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Post: # 40693Post DNgroundworks

I think id be interested if you started teaching/doing courses, my set laying is pretty limited, wouldnt mind learning about laying all the fans etc etc.

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Post: # 40703Post cookiewales

the teaching would be in a landscape collage not something i would do on a course to much to learn in short space of time am over near you in september 450 m2 sand stone setts random coursed give me a call you can call over to my site for a chat cheers cookie :) :)
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Post: # 40795Post DNgroundworks

That'd be grand, If im not to busy, ill pop over be good to see you and the lads in action, cheers.

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