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General points The simplest techniques are often the best. In the past, much effort and expense has gone into building boardwalks, which although very successful on some sites, have been costly failures in others, due to poor siting, design or lack of maintenance. A basic rule of thumb suggested from experience of the Sefton Coast...

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