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deserves a bun with lashings of high colesterol butter |
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Have a "pickupnic" wherever you are. |
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Sure I've seen something like this used on parking areas, first in concrete, later in black plastic/rubber. Bun for using recycled tyres though. |
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There are a number of lawn blocks and high pressure, hex-cell plastic products out there, that allow grassed parking / walkway areas. None of them are *really* successful. Weeds tend to do better than grasses, I've noticed. |
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The majority of the turf reinforcing geotextiles are made of recycled or high denisity polyethylene. Just using rubber instead [-]. This is just X made out of Y instead of Z, where Y gives no advantage and serves no purpose beyond what Z normally does. There is no invention here. |
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If this was not picked up for sidewalks could it at least be used for children's play area . This might cut down on skinned knees |
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