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| Norfolk TikTok builder Darcie Richards inspires female bricklayers | Norfolk TikTok builder Darcie Richards inspires female bricklayers |
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| A 25-year-old woman is inspiring more women and girls to work in the construction industry after her social media posts have become a viral hit. | A 25-year-old woman is inspiring more women and girls to work in the construction industry after her social media posts have become a viral hit. |
| TikTok sensation Darcie Richards, from Norfolk, has more than 98,000 followers on the video sharing platform. | TikTok sensation Darcie Richards, from Norfolk, has more than 98,000 followers on the video sharing platform. |
| Her posts, which have racked up millions of views, show tutorials and funny moments on building sites where she has been working with her family over the last couple of years. | Her posts, which have racked up millions of views, show tutorials and funny moments on building sites where she has been working with her family over the last couple of years. |
| "It doesn't matter that it's stereotypically a man's job," she said. | "It doesn't matter that it's stereotypically a man's job," she said. |
| "If you want to be on site and you want to get building... then just do it." | "If you want to be on site and you want to get building... then just do it." |
| Film by Robby West and Patrycja Boryka | |
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