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Jim, You'll want to do a flagstone patio as a sandset or mortar set. In the case of the mortar set you'll have to pour a concrete slab and mortar the stone to it. The sandset is much simpler that you use a gravel base(depth is determined by the stability of the soil), and an inch of sand as a leveling material. Don't put the stone right on the dirt! If you are doing a mortar set than you may want to have a concrete contractor($) pour the pad for you and you lay the stone. Good luck!
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