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Hi Jas, not sure how they do it, but we have some tarr'ed areas here at work & they look great in the lovely redish colour (teracotta/red scoria stone colour)... I'm not sure of their colour choices, but I have definately seen bichemen (tar) other than the standard black... Cheers...

Prunster, as you are getting problems re-occuring at the same spot, you may need to look at where the water run-off is going &/or possibly chaning it a little to protect it from the run-off (adding a little drain?)... if you can do that, you may notice that that part of the driveway may not...

Well if budget permits, something that is cheaper than concrete & paving is to tar the driveway (which is quite durable), its very popular in the USA, for some reason it hasn't picked up here (can achieve good results by having it coloured as well)... MannyB.

Lillydale topping is great as per Kevmeister's post... it sets hard & still looks great... if you need it to have extra hold & have less washing away (especially if the land isn't level) you can sprinkle some cement prior to compacting it (will give you that extra hold)... Cheers, MannyB.