Waterfall remake

Well, I'm happy to say that the waterfall is now reconstructed. We
did find two holes in the liner - I think they were from sharp rocks.
The liner was patched and then we redesigned the waterfall. It's not
as neat as the first one, but it now moves the water with less chance
of being diverted away from the lower pond.
I got a floor tile to use in the spillway - it works great. The water
then flows onto an angled slate and then onto a series of slate
steps. The sides are filled with assorted stones. I'm sitting here
with a sore back. When my back stops aching I'll finish placing the
rocks and then take a photo.

That will not happen until this heat wave breaks!

Oh, by the way, we have baby birds chirping away.

Bonnie
NJ



Bonnie NJ

Bet it will be worth all the hard work!
You have heat, I'm complaining about the dratted wind.
Blew a tree into a truck today. Rotten spring!

k :-)

On Mon, 9 Jun 2008 16:29:26 EDT, Bonnie NJ <> wrote:

>steps. The sides are filled with assorted stones. I'm sitting here
>with a sore back. When my back stops aching I'll finish placing the
>rocks and then take a photo.

I feel your pain, as one that has to slowly straighten up as I get up and
walk away from a bent over chore. Activon does help.

>That will not happen until this heat wave breaks!

Yes, we're suppose to head in that direction, not happy about it to be
honest. Low 80's at best is a happy temp for me any more.

>Oh, by the way, we have baby birds chirping away.

Your canaries? How cool! ~ jan
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