| bin - 08.19.04 |
| submitter: | DIRTY STEVE |
| location: | GLENROY, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA |
| BLUE MAT, BLUE BIN. |
| category: | Dumpster Divers |
| comments: | 6 |
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| ChristineLarsen commented on 08.23.04 | | You guys probably sent it out to us, we laughed and said, "We'll do it our *own* way, thank you very much." |
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| FOD40UK commented on 08.23.04 | | This was a common practise in most of our older towns and cities in the UK.We used stone slabs and cobbles pre-concrete(portland cement,1824)to pave around corners-hence the notched kerbs.I suppose this is something we shipped out to you in the colonies(tho as the West was still relitavely wild at this time,I expect we didn't do much paving across the US 'till after this time) |
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| ChristineLarsen commented on 08.23.04 | | What, they haven't figured out how to bend wet concrete in Australia? |
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| wim commented on 08.20.04 | | I noitice nothing notched |
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| DVD Dan commented on 08.20.04 | | That is how they bend it around curves. Like the apron on a table. |
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| Rebecca commented on 08.20.04 | | What's with the notched curb? |
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