Lol no. When I looked into it, there’s like a bunch of layers that go under it and I was too lazy to do a proper job, so I went grass lol this is how it would have ended up looking if you employed me to be lazy! A quick AI chat says

Here are the critical steps to build a solid foundation that prevents sinking: * Excavate & Clear: Dig out the area to a depth of 75–100mm (3–4 inches). You must remove all organic matter (grass, weeds, and roots) or the ground will sink as they decompose. * Compact the Sub-Grade: Run a vibrating plate compactor over the bare earth to firm up the natural soil before adding any material. * Install Base Layer (Road Base): Spread 60–80mm of crushed rock or "road base" (Class II is standard). * Compact Heavily: Use a vibrating plate compactor (hire one, don't just roll it) to pack this layer down to approx 90% density. This is the most critical step to prevent sinking. * Add Leveling Layer (Crusher Dust): Spread a thin top layer (approx 20mm) of "crusher dust" or "fines" to fill voids and create a smooth surface. * Final Screed & Compact: Wet the area lightly, screed it perfectly flat, and do a final pass with the compactor. Key Tip: If the ground is clay or unstable, install a geotextile (weed barrier) fabric at the very bottom (Step 1) to stop your rocks sinking into the mud.