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I tried just digging them in, but I was too hard on them, backing trailers up and stuff I would end up on top of the tie with the front wheel and it always moved I finally broke down and "nailed" them down.
If it is just foot traffic you will probably be ok, just remember the lawn mower can move them also.
I hope you have worked with tie's before. Good ones are over 200 #'s a piece. The cheap crap from big box stores are all dried out and split to no end.
You can usually find some number 2's in a reclaim yard. (1's are new I think) still only cost about 8 bucks a piece maybe more now it has been a few years since I bought some. We have a big yard up in Gary IN that sells them by the bundle.
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The maintenance schedule for brick
1. Stand back and say "man that looks nice!" 
2. Repeat as often as needed.
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