Free path in an Hour- Chuffed with self!

[Jessiebean]

well title says it all but here are my photos, I made a wee path in my vegie patch with recycled brick we had about the place.
Better than the vague area we had before with old fence palings and rotted cardboard methinks.

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[Millymollymandy]

That looks good, well done!

[old tree man]

well done, love the colour and texture of old bricks i'm doing the same at the moment on my mudddy allotment

[Jessiebean]

Yes old bricks are great- ours have "jory & campbell launceston" stamped on to and I made sure that would show. I am so glad to have found a use for them 'cos I always loved them but in a sort of abstract, "what am I going to do with that?" kind of way. Good luck with your paving, I am sure you will do a splendid job!

[Millymollymandy]

I'd love some spare bricks but I don't think there's such a thing as a brick built building in Brittany - the most I see is brick surrounds to some of the windows in the more posh houses/buildings in towns.

[wulf]

That does look much better. As a word of caution though, I suspect you will probably have to go back sometime and put a foundation underneath (unless you are a superfast worker, and based on the photo, I suspect these are straight on the earth). They ought to stay reasonably level for a while but keep your eyes open for offers of free sand and rubble which could be used to reseat them more firmly in future.

Wulf

[Jessiebean]

They are on a foundation of bluestone gravel so hopefully they will stay where they were put (ish).