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Date: | Wed, 12 Dec 2007 19:28:34 -0500 |
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Yes. Fletcher Park here in Raleigh has wide concrete sidewalks with a smooth one-foot wide border on each side that has randomly-spaced leaf impressions in it, along with smooth embedded river rocks. The impressions are quite clear, and the effect is very nice, not tacky.
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Dan Becker, Division Manager
City & Regional Planning Division
Raleigh Department of City Planning
919/516-2632
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Subject: [BP] concrete and clay
To make sidewalks more interesting, but no more slippery, could you press
low-relief things into them, like leaves and stuff? Like we did with clay
things we did in first grade.
Pennies? Paper clips?
Impractically yours, Christopher
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