A practical and relatively inexpensive way of providing a walkway, individual stepping stones also have an enduring cottage charm. To lay the path you will need a solid rubber mallet, a spade, a trowel and some sand to stop the stones sinking. You may also need help to lift stones or pavers.
Laying an informal (stepping stone type) path
 Position the stones on the grass, cut around the edges of each one and carefully remove the turf.
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| Annelies on 25 October 2011 ,15:31 Love all the ideas especially the bench and fold up table |
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