path

Every path you're about to see started as trash. I melted them down and poured it into stone. First, green glass bottles. I melted them until they ran like lava, then poured it into a mold to set into a glossy emerald paver. I laid a path of them from bottles headed for the bin. But number two's wild: I melted the rubber into a thick black liquid and poured it into hexagon molds. Once set, I popped out tough, interlocking pavers and laid a sleek black path across the yard. No cracking, just concrete. Nobody wanted old tires. You wait till you see it glow. Number three: amber bottles. Melted into molten gold and cast into big tiles. I lined a walkway with them and at night, with lights underneath, the path glows like liquid honey. It stops everyone in their tracks, but it keeps getting better. Getting four: clear and blue bottles. Melted into a pool and poured into slabs. Cooled, they became these stunning aqua tiles like frozen water. I laid them as a floor, and it looks like you're walking on a shallow sea. Halfway there. Five: every caps, bottles, scraps melted together and swirled into the mold. Out came wild, marbled rainbow tiles, no two alike. A path that looks like flowing art. Two builds for tires. For six, I went back to tires, but finished them completely different. I melted the rubber down again, poured it into big slabs and polished them to a deep, glossy black, like wet obsidian. Same trash, a whole new look. Modern path that belongs outside a luxury home. Last one's my favorite. Aluminum cans. I melted a whole pile down into shining liquid metal, poured it into hexagon molds. Polished, they came out with a bright brushed silver shine. I laid them into a path leading right to the door, and every single one started as garbage. So tell me, which path is your favorite?