Added a driftwood waterfall!!!

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Several years back I found a small piece of driftwood that caught my eye while visiting San Marcos. It was not quite weathered enough for my liking so I sunk it in the pond so it could build some character. Well as I said that was several years ago. I ran across it while cleaning out my snowflake lillies in the side pond area. I had no clue what I was grabbing at first. And man did it age like a fine wine. Absolutely beautiful!!! So what did I do....

I made a new waterfall out of it. I already had a pump and existing plumbing to a fish statuary spitter so I just through a splitter on the line and ran an additional hose. I love the way it came out with the water appearing out of the thick rush.

Here we some pics for y'all. Hope you enjoy.
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Very cool! I love adding wood pieces to the pond. It's the fourth necessary element to me - water, rocks, plants, and wood. Well, fifth if you count fish!
 
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Very nice addition. I too love drift wood around the pond.
 

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I always thought driftwood was underrated, in ponds and aquariums both. It's good stuff!
 

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