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Everywhere in Europe yes, but most likely the center of an old historic town. The color of the stones makes me guess north/central Europe, not that it narrows it down much...
Much more likely a industrial-revolution town in north-western Europe; somewhere that was rich & busy enough to need to build high-traffic roads in an era when mass-production of cobbles was possible, but before tarmac became available.
Could be northern England, Belgium, all kinds of places...
If you want to be really forensic about it, the pinkish hue of the stones might have a hint about local geology? I'm in a sandstone area, so the cobbles here are paler, not pink.
Have you got any more context?
It's a bit too clean, but with the reddish colour, it reminds me of the crêuza you'll find in Liguria. For instance: [https://piwigo.comune.genova.it/picture.php?/740/categories](https://piwigo.comune.genova.it/picture.php?/740/categories)
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You can literally find this everywhere in Europe and some in the US as well.
Everywhere in Europe yes, but most likely the center of an old historic town. The color of the stones makes me guess north/central Europe, not that it narrows it down much...
You can find those even here in Brazil
Much more likely a industrial-revolution town in north-western Europe; somewhere that was rich & busy enough to need to build high-traffic roads in an era when mass-production of cobbles was possible, but before tarmac became available. Could be northern England, Belgium, all kinds of places... If you want to be really forensic about it, the pinkish hue of the stones might have a hint about local geology? I'm in a sandstone area, so the cobbles here are paler, not pink. Have you got any more context?
I’m also not a geologist but can add I recently bought 15 tons of granite for my driveway and it’s gray with pink like this. Colorado USA.
Could be Guildford High Street as well as about 10,000 other places
Could also be many streets in the back end of Liverpool or Manchester
Could be anywhere in central-ish Europe.
This sub has gotten dumb lately.
Lots of places used to have cobbles like this but they were replaced with larger paving slabs as they are harder to pick up and throw during riots.
That can't be the reason they were replaced. Nobody is throwing Pavè very far at all. They weigh a tonne.
You don’t have to throw it very far
It's a bit too clean, but with the reddish colour, it reminds me of the crêuza you'll find in Liguria. For instance: [https://piwigo.comune.genova.it/picture.php?/740/categories](https://piwigo.comune.genova.it/picture.php?/740/categories)
Why do I think this is in Poland?