The stone steps melted in the exact way that stone steps wear out on the traffic path. I wonder when the stone steps melted in the fifth floor walk up I used to live in. They seemed to melt more where people rotated their foot when they turned and stepped onto a landing.
The stone steps melted in the exact way that stone steps wear out on the traffic path. I wonder when the stone steps melted in the fifth floor walk up I used to live in. They seemed to melt more where people rotated their foot when they turned and stepped onto a landing.
Interesting, please provide me with one stair case that looks like its been flowing, on account of foot traffic. And ill stand corrected :D
Interesting, please provide me with one stair case that looks like its been flowing, on account of foot traffic. And ill stand corrected :D
bing for the fun of it (bing.com)
[bing for the fun of it](https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=worn+out+stone+staircases&form=HDRSC2&first=1&tsc=ImageHoverTitle)
I see where you aim, but those are not the same type of wear and tear.
I see where you aim, but those are not the same type of wear and tear.
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