It is finally thawing out here in Alaska. In another month, the snow should be cleared out. Last year I had to tear out a wooden walkway because it was rotted out. I was thinking of getting old cinder blocks that are broken and using them like stone for a walkway. I would then make up small batches of concrete to use as a mortar so I can shovel on a somewhat level walkway. My friend thinks it will buckle in the winters because of freezing. Is there a way to do this so it would be fairly solid and not buckle over the years? Does anyone have suggestions?
Thanks,
GB
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