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Old 12/18/06, 10:17 PM
 
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I used a snow shovel on my driveway to scrape off the top 6" or so of mud that had been giving us trouble. It dried up really fast once the muck was off the top, the deep spots I used some broken up stones to fill the holes and then laid some old worn out snowmobile tracks on top where the tires go. They are about 10' long when you cut them and grip the ground really well. It is better when the ground is frozen.
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Old 12/19/06, 04:00 AM
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Hey bill,

You can get free shingle tabs over at Owens Corning in Medina. I know a lot of people who use them for driveways. There are debates about them leaching oil bases... Of course those same oils would leach off your roof too...

Not for now of course, but just and FYI, out back in the Great Black Hole of Medina County I put tons and tons of broken up concrete slab that some young men who were doing concrete work brought out for free to me. The gravel on top of it really locks in and works together well.
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