What kind of stone is the paving?

Frederick Emdee

4 years ago

it's very nice. Can you tell me more, including where you sourced it. Thanks.

Londonbridge Road, Sandymount · More Info

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ABA Architects
4 years ago
Indian sandstone from millbrook paving in Kilcoyne.
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