I have an interesting fact for you today, this is likely not suitable to implement in North American roads with our heavy traffic and large highways but it works for them!
wow that is amazing, when we lived in northern Illinois-where the winters are cold with lots of snow-the city still had the original town square-the street in that area is all brick-but it was laid by hand. this machine is pretty cool
Interesting! I've been to the Netherlands - but I_ve never seen them creating brick roads like this... All the best, dear Chistine, and have a nice Sunday, Traude https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2024/07/weltreise-2024-6-station-neuseeland.html
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Wow, interesting!
wow that is amazing, when we lived in northern Illinois-where the winters are cold with lots of snow-the city still had the original town square-the street in that area is all brick-but it was laid by hand.
this machine is pretty cool
Looks so easy!
Oh, that looks great. I did´nt know till now how this work is done.
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Violetta
So interesting
Julia x
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That's interesting!
That is really amazing. What a cool way to make a road that is probably very handsomely laid out too. Happy rest of your weekend.
Wow! This is cool. I wish we put down better materials for our streets that always has so many chug holes. They just keep coming back.
Interesting! I've been to the Netherlands - but I_ve never seen them creating brick roads like this...
All the best, dear Chistine, and have a nice Sunday, Traude
https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2024/07/weltreise-2024-6-station-neuseeland.html
That is so cool! We were in Amsterdam in April :-D
Wow!!
I cannot imagine such a thing. Wow much easier than one at a time I bet.
Ma dai , super originale
Great idea! Hugs!
I didn't know it was that easy. :)
That's a new one on me!
Well that's easier than one brick at a time.
Well ... that's interesting.
All the best Jan
Muy interesante. Te mando un beso.
My goodness. Cant believe it
I'd like that on my road!
Isn't that amazing? I was just going to say I wonder why we don't do that here. Thanks for the explanation.
I wonder what that sounds like?
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