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It's basically 2x3m circles that overlap by 1m (also the width of the path). The base geometry is fairly simple, but it's following that with the wonky natural stone that will be the tricky bit. Still substantially simpler than trying to make a non-square form with large square slabs I reckon.
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It would be much easier to cut slabs of sandstone, this took about 30 minutes.
@inchpincher, depends where 'there'and 'here' are, that's 3 loads in a pickup or decent sized van if you know someone with either.
ColinTheBald
Just as some sort of mental preparation before actually laying that in stone I'd try to draw this on a sheet of paper.
Like, even with compass and set square etc. this might just drive you fucking nuts.