it is, it's really a pond

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  Nax wrote:

  Wow. I’ve actually kinda been wondering how this project was going. Fantastic.

  Posted on 09 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Rockabella9 wrote:

  Wow great job! Love the various stones and slabs combinations. Quite zen-looking too.

  Posted on 09 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Annet wrote:

  Wow that is impressive! I love how you’ve used all these different materials! It looks great.

  Posted on 09 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Linda Mae wrote:

  Thanks – yes he looks pretty modest there in that last photo, with his little fishing net, but in fact he’s very pleased with himself – with some justification. It’s been quite a major project with a few emotional ups and downs.
  I mean to enter all the plants in here over the next few days. They should all be hardy though I think maybe now wasn’t the ideal time to be planting. We’re expecting it will be more lush and green come the spring. I keep wanting to go and scrabble round in the undergrowth where I think the frogs live to find one and introduce him/her.
  Zen – yes – some relaxation now would be good!

  Posted on 09 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Trisha wrote:

  Love the waterfall – it won’t take long for wildlife to find it’s way to your pond!

  Posted on 09 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Linda Mae wrote:

  Hmmm yes – the first thing that’s found it’s way there is a mosquito – bites all round my ankle!

  Posted on 10 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Gaidig wrote:

  You must get some fish, then, to eat the mosquito larvae.

  Posted on 12 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Linda Mae wrote:

  Oh yes, planning to have some fish – my other half says wait till the spring though.

  Posted on 12 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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  Hstupno wrote:

  VERY impressive. Enjoy!

  Posted on 12 Oct 08 (about 1 months ago)

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