I've lifted 80 slabs that were covering our front garden (in Oxford), in order to do something nicer there. They are well worn, not very pretty, 60cm x 60cm x 5cm slabs, some of which have frost damage, but most of which seem pretty solid. A friend took 30 for foundation of some sheds, and I can use about 6 of them likewise, but basically I want rid. I have no car, and in any case the friend's car could only transport 5-6 at a time, without the suspension being in serious trouble. Any suggested way to get rid of them?
Getting rid of concrete slabs
Jan 22, 2004
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Put a card in Tesco or in local free ads paper. They will be gone same day!
Stephen Gower wrote in news:buotf2$597$ snipped-for-privacy@calculus.wolf.ox.ac.uk:
The couple that live across the road from my parents did the same thing. They found loads of bones on removing the concrete. Initially it was designated a scene of crime and the police were out in force. Turned out that the previous owner was a butcher and had obviously brought his work home with him. You can imagine the horror on finding the bones :D
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