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The landscape fabric is exposed due to runoff - the trail runs straight down the slope; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Photo Details
Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
Photo category:
Surfacing
Tags:
crusher fines, landscape fabric, surface
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Typical crusher fines surface showing very firm matrix with only a few loose larger rock particles
Typical crusher fines surface showing very firm matrix with only a few loose larger rock particles
Typical crusher fines surface showing very firm matrix with only a few loose larger rock particles
Typical crusher fines trail in a natural setting
Typical crusher fines trail in a natural setting
Typical crusher fines trail in a natural setting
Engineered ramp along vertical wall brings pedestrians and bikers from sidewalk along Speer Blvd down to Cherry Creek Trail, Denver
Engineered ramp along vertical wall brings pedestrians and bikers from sidewalk along Speer Blvd down to Cherry Creek Trail, Denver
Engineered ramp along vertical wall brings pedestrians and bikers from sidewalk along Speer Blvd down to Cherry Creek Trail, Denver
Beach access ramp provides pathway accross dunes, San Diego River mouth, California
Beach access ramp provides pathway accross dunes, San Diego River mouth, California
Beach access ramp provides pathway accross dunes, San Diego River mouth, California
Adjoining treads, one hard surface and one soft, is the typical situation; Highline Canal Trail, Aurora, Colorado
Adjoining treads, one hard surface and one soft, is the typical situation; Highline Canal Trail, Aurora, Colorado
Adjoining treads, one hard surface and one soft, is the typical situation; Highline Canal Trail, Aurora, Colorado
Narrow crusher fines trails provide neighborhood access to open space along Little Dry Creek in Arvada, CO.
Narrow crusher fines trails provide neighborhood access to open space along Little Dry Creek in Arvada, CO.
Narrow crusher fines trails provide neighborhood access to open space along Little Dry Creek in Arvada, CO.
