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bit like matching old brickwork. its a lot harder than people think to match in old stuff
its not reproduced, its time served quality work,someone has tried to repont it with a wet mix sand cement and made it look worse.
the main strip is perfectly coursed.
I think the re-pointing is part of its charm.
mark harris said:
Oop North, we still have 'cobbled streets', just like that
It's hard to see in the picture but you normally find down these old original cobbled streets that the cobbles are laid in soil. Then when the council turn up they will only repair safety hazards (or what they deem to be a hazard)and fix that portion causing the patchwork effect. What always amazes me though is I'm sure a lot of these streets are listed so surely they should be reinstated with soil and not a wet mix? If that was done, moss would grow back over the joints and ta daa, blends on its own in time.
I'm not a fan of the programme but I seen some footage of them building the new corrie set and it was very interesting to see them trying to replicate the old with a new build.
Ashley Robbins said:
I've done a little bit of dry stone walling and that is also much more difficult than it looks.
David Cox said: