chilled84 said:Fantastic stuff so far, Just seems there is not a great deal of people useing British UK rock in there scapes.
Arana said:chilled84 said:Fantastic stuff so far, Just seems there is not a great deal of people useing British UK rock in there scapes.
Would love too but not easy to get hold of in london, next time you are near a quarry feel free to pick me up a boot full
chilled84 said:Arana said:chilled84 said:Fantastic stuff so far, Just seems there is not a great deal of people useing British UK rock in there scapes.
Would love too but not easy to get hold of in london, next time you are near a quarry feel free to pick me up a boot full
i could do just that if ya llike
These have a place in Thurrock,so not far from you,Rainham ?.Arana said:I am currently googling quarrys in the south east
nelson said:These have a place in Thurrock,so not far from you,Rainham ?.Arana said:I am currently googling quarrys in the south east
http://www.ced.ltd.uk/html/contact/
alginonuk said:Hi everyone
This is a really inspiring post, I've been looking around shops and been really dissappointed with the quality of the stones I have found and how expensive they are.
So looking around the UK and using local stone looks like its produced great results.
I am from Nottingham and was thinking of going to look around Derbyshire and see what I can find.
Has anyone used any Derbyshire stone, or any other kind of stone that is near the East Midlands.
Thanks
James
ianho said:not as gooda scapes as the others, but heres an old one of mine using stone found in a local laked area to me.