G’day, pop pickers! Friday favourites? You choose · 30 October 2026

G’day, pop pickers! DJ G2G is seeing Friday in with ten genuine before-and-after comparisons. Real photographs. Real results. Real people—and plenty of pride in the details. Interesting local fact of the day: Stanley Mills was built in 1786 at a hairpin bend in the River Tay. The river drove the machinery through waterwheels, with water-powered turbines supplying electricity later. A remarkable piece of Perthshire’s industrial story. Source: Historic Environment Scotland https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit/all/stanley-mills/history-and-stories/ Ten jobs, in no particular order: 1. Saline sandstone patio; 2. Glenfarg stone path; 3. garden patio; 4. block-paved driveway; 5. block-paved entrance; 6. Kinross driveway; 7. Milnathort garden patio; 8. Kirkcaldy sandstone; 9. garden wall; 10. Limekilns summerhouse patio. Pressure-washing work by Steve. Each matching before photograph sits above its after photograph. These are examples from our job archive, rather than a claim that all ten were completed today. The Glenfarg paving is wet after cleaning; moisture affects how colour appears. Which is your favourite? Tell us the job number and have a browse through the gallery: https://gutters2glory.com/gallery.html The 37-second video is completely silent, with no audio track. It is ready for you to add your own music when sharing. Opening photograph: Stanley Mills, Murgatroyd49, CC BY-SA 4.0. Original photograph shown in full, resized to fit; no photographic alterations. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stanley_Mills_2015.jpg https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Restore • Revive • Renew Download the silent video: https://gutters2glory.com/media/5beb6281-1725-4e98-a320-670e9a16f01c.mp4