Which part of the country are you In?
Pembrokeshire
Which part of the country are you In?
Don’t talk football….the once mighty Foxes have fallen on hard times in the Midlands 🫣
More work on the patio project today….been collecting marketplace/free slabs for some time, & with my crazy “soil stabilisation” technique (no hard core, just rotavate about £80 of cement directly into the soil), we have built this so far:
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Obviously time will tell whether it rocks and rolls or works, but 🤞
Still the gaps to fill and front steps for figure out, but getting there.
Back/knees/hands/legs/everything aches 😱
Morning......I've walked from the bedroom to the bathroom and on to the kitchen.Morning......I've walked from the bedroom to the bathroom and on to the kitchen.

Yes - lovely house
The cowboys that pu tout first slabs down used that sort fo stuff
only lasted a few years and needed doing in bits
it was a right pain and seem to attract seeds and help them groW
Bloke who re-did it was "not very complimentary" about it and said the stuff he uses will last for many many years longer
It is only a couple of years but it has already done a damn sight better than the previous lot!!!
A slightly modified Willy Walk done this morning. It was really chilly when I set off but we have blue sky and sunshine now and the house is warming up.
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More like a Mole or an Elephant than a willy 🤔 ( have I failed my rorschach test? )

Morning......I've walked from the bedroom to the bathroom and on to the kitchen.
@Mo1959 a quick question. Not about elephants or Willie's so relax.
When you walk do you take water? If so, where/how do you carry it.
I dont want to have a rucksack but carrying even a small bottle of water is a nuisance.
Not usually unless it's going to be a long walk in really warm weather and I would just carry a bottle.
@Mo1959 a quick question. Not about elephants or Willie's so relax.
When you walk do you take water? If so, where/how do you carry it.
I dont want to have a rucksack but carrying even a small bottle of water is a nuisance.
Mrs Tkk has some small ( 300 ml ) squishy bottles that are designed to be carried in the front pockets of a running waistcoat tyle of thing. They're great for holding snacks etc. I have a cross shoulder foldup manbag, made of lightweight waterproop nylon with a couple of zipped compartments. It has a mesh pocket at the side and this is the perfect size for a 330ml water bottle. We buy the small fizzy water multipacks from the supermarket. Once I've drunk the fizzy water ( at home ) I then reuse the bottles when heading out on a walk. The fizzy waer bottles tend to be more robust than the still water variety and last an age before I recycle them.
I had a patio done by a guy that was a general builder. It was OK at first but after a couple of years started to 'move' and became uneven. He was a genuine guy and I still use him for general work but as someone said to me later "if you want a patio, get a patio specialist not a Jack of all trades".
Had it redone last year and am very pleased with it.