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Photo Album

Witness the transformation of a field as Heinz expertly slices and removes the carpet, revealing the hidden shock pad and porous tarmac beneath. Experience the meticulous process of binding, rolling, and transportation as the field evolves in mere days. Follow the removal of fencing and D-markings, with lunch breaks and rain challenges sprinkled in between. See the field's full width cleared in five lorry-loads, each load weighing about 30 tonnes. It's a captivating journey from start to finish!

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Photo Album

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  1. Photo Album by Heinz

  2. Slicing carpet to size for removal

  3. It really is that simple!

  4. Getting ready to roll…

  5. …and rolling

  6. …and rolling…

  7. Each roll weighs about ¾ tonne.

  8. Binding the roll for transport

  9. Freshly exposed shock pad sees the light for the first time in 18 years!

  10. Down comes the fencing

  11. Lunchtime on the 1st day…

  12. Ready to load away…

  13. The shock pad is rolled up for re-use

  14. Surface of the porous tarmac beneath the shock-pad.

  15. Spray D-markings went right through!

  16. Cleaning & taking up the shock-pad.

  17. Yes, it did rain all day Tues & Wed.

  18. Nearly all removed.

  19. Wednesday afternoon…

  20. This strip goes full width of the pitch.

  21. Fences coming down.

  22. First of 5 lorry-loads.

  23. 1 lorry load = 30 tonnes approx.

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