Ideas for this bit please

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  1. Jenny namaste

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    Er, please spare me the "opportunity" of a photo of that lot Cluless1
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      Would you have enough broken paving slabs to make an area of crazy paving?

      I'm thinking crush all the rock/rubble that is simply not useable into a hardcore, dig out the desired area and lay the hardcore, then build a brick built barbie (not near the fence or shed for obvious reasons), before topping off the hardcore with a crazy paving made from the broken paving slabs (assuming you have enough)? You could then use the granite and sandstone to create something of a rockery (over by the fence maybe)
       
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        You keep mentioning these big lumps of sandstone. I think we need a pic so we can see what you're on about!!
         
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          Nice haul, Steptoe!! :dbgrtmb:
           
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            Sounds like you need Folly Man.:heehee:

            I was all set to slate the B&Q pergola link, but it looks to be very good for the money, and I would imagine that you would struggle to buy the materials and make it for anywhere near that cost.

            A screened off and dedicated BBQ area with slabs used for paving does seem the way to go. :smile:
             
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              But warn me first Clueless1!!

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                You're always welcome not to look if it bothers you:)
                 
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                Can't help it!! As curious as a cat............
                 
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