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Patio material?

Louise Ellis McCallum

7 years ago

Please could you tell me what stone you used for this patio? Looks absolutely beautiful and is exactly what we're looking for.

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fizzbomb72
7 years ago
Did you find out what the stone is? Also like it and what I'm looking for. thanks
Louise Ellis McCallum
Original Author
7 years ago
No, never found out sadly...
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